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Title:Understanding transnational dynamics in European immigrant integration policy Author(s):CLEWETT, PaulDate:2015Type:OtherSeries/Number:Migration Policy Institute; Migration Policy Centre; INTERACT Research Report; 2015/07; Policy BriefsAbstract:This policy brief explores the transnational dynamics at work behind the scenes of integration policy, including wider sociopolitical factors in origin and destination countries that can make identifying successful integration ...

Title:Supporting immigrant integration in Europe : what role for origin countries' subnational authorities? Author(s):BILGILI, Özge; AGIMI, IlireDate:2015Type:Technical ReportSeries/Number:Migration Policy Institute; Migration Policy Centre; INTERACT Research ReportAbstract:This MPI Europe report represents the first attempt to investigate how the activities of origin countries' regional and local institutions may improve the lives of emigrants to Member States of the European Union.

Title:Improving migrants' labour market integration in Europe from the outset : a cooperative approach to predeparture measures Author(s):DESIDERIO, Maria Vincenza; HOOPER, KateDate:2015Type:OtherSeries/Number:Migration Policy Institute; Migration Policy Centre; INTERACT Research Report; 2015/06; Policy BriefsAbstract:This policy brief reviews promising examples of predeparture measures for labor market integration that are jointly designed and/or run by origin- and destination-country actors, illustrating their potential to help ...

Title:Supporting immigrant integration in Europe? : developing the governance for diaspora engagement Author(s):DESIDERIO, Maria Vincenza; WEINAR, Agnieszka EUI affiliated

Date:2014Citation: Washington : Migration Policy Institute, 2014 Type:Technical ReportSeries/Number:Migration Policy Institute; Migration Policy Centre; INTERACT Research ReportAbstract:The governance of immigrant integration in European Union Member States is a complex process involving actors across multiple policy areas at national, local, and supranational levels of administration. In addition, ...

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