Is multilevel governance all we need?
Insights on how small localities in Europe can make a difference in the reception of Ukrainians fleeing from war.
Highlights
Activating the migration-development link in medium and small municipalities
Five ideas for getting the most out of the Italy’s NRRP (and for a better reception of refugees).
Turkey’s “harmonization” journey
Paradoxes of national versus local imaginaries and policies of integration.
Who is a refugee? Understanding Europe’s diverse responses to the 2015 and the 2022 refugee arrivals
Leila Hadj Abdou Andrea Pettrachin Heaven Crawley There is an EU-wide consensus – including leaders of many radical right anti-immigration parties – about the need to welcome refugees escaping the war in Ukraine. For the first time ever, the European Union, which was in a state of deadlock for years over common action in the … Read more
Exploiting EU integration indicators at infra-national level
How are national-level integration policies associated with integration outcomes? Interview to Giacomo Solano
Whole-COMM at BIRMM’s Migration talks
Podcast on receiving and accommodating refugees: what shall – and shall not – be done?
Immigrant integration in and beyond pandemic times
How is covid-19 effecting integration and the possibility to “make contact” between newcomers and residents?
A burning non-issue
How hyper-politicisation killed (already ailing) Italian integration policies right when they would be more needed.
A whole-of-community approach to study post-2014 migrants’ integration in small and medium sized towns and rural areas
This working paper presents the rationale, theory and methods of the Whole-COMM project.
Kick-off video released!
Integration as a community-making process of daily interactions among multiple actors, which can take unpredictable paths.
