Titlebook: Kurdish Diasporas; A Comparative Study ?sten Wahlbeck Book 1999 ?sten Wahlbeck 1999 community.inclusion.integration.migration.nationalism.

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Inclusion and Exclusion of Refugees: Rethinking Concepts and Theories,ee theory should be seen as a part of wider migration theory. However, it is possible to go further than this and argue that general theories of ethnic relations are necessary in order to understand the social processes involved in the integration of refugees into the receiving society. This chapter

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Resettlement Policies: Two Different Models,is study, England and Finland were chosen as locations for the fieldwork. These two countries provide examples of two different models of resettlement policies. The UK (or more specifically, England) is a relatively large country with a sizeable ethnic minority population and a long tradition of com

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Towards a Wider Understanding of the Refugee Experience, in these two countries. Obviously, the Kurdish refugees have encountered a whole range of problems, and this book cannot deal with all of them. The aim is to indicate and discuss the main problems experienced by refugees, and thereby to present the framework in which the social relations of the ref

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The Process of Integration, refugees do want to integrate into their new countries of settlement. Although refugees do not want to, and feel that they cannot, totally assimilate, there is a clear wish among them to play an active social and economic role in their new societies. Different aspects of the process of integration

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Kurdish Associations: Community Work and Diasporic Politics,ight be expressed in institutionalized forms when specific formal organizations are established. It is usually a well-understood fact that immigrant and ethnic minority associations can perform many important and positive functions for their communities (Rex, Joly and Wilpert, 1987; Salinas, Pritcha

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Conclusions,ch findings form the basis for a discussion of the concept of ‘diaspora’ and its relevance for a sociological study of refugees in the country of exile. It is argued that the concept of diaspora, understood as a transnational social organization relating to both the country of origin and the country

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