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Children of International Migrants in Europe - Comparative Perspectives (Hardcover)
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Children of International Migrants in Europe - Comparative Perspectives (Hardcover)
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What is happening to young adults in contemporary Europe? How
central is ethnic background to their prospects and lives? This
book provides a comparative analysis of the situation of over 2500
children of international migrants in Europe. Focussing on Britain,
France and Germany, it examines nine ethnic/nationality groups
including Pakistanis and Indians in Britain, Magrebians in France
and Turks in Germany. The book includes new empirical material on
language use, educational experiences, labour market entry,
political incorporation and cultural behaviour of young adults in
these three countries based upon a unique comparative international
survey. Roger Penn and Paul Lambert offer an antidote to the
hysteria surrounding international migrants that has become
increasingly evident in the media since 2001. Their findings
indicate that there is a widespread process of assimilation
underway in each of the three countries, alongside the maintenance
of cultural and religious identities associated with parents'
country of birth.
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