Handbook on Integration for policy-makers and practitioners : Third edition

Year of publication:	2010-04-01
Authors:	Huddleston, Thomas ; Niessen, Jan
Institutions:	Europäische Kommission / Generaldirektion Justiz, Freiheit und Sicherheit (contributor)
Publisher:	Amt für Amtliche Veröffentlichungen
Subject:	Best Practice \| best practice \| Einwanderung \| immigration \| EU \| Integrationsstrategie \| strategy of integration \| Jugendlicher \| adolescent \| Massenmedien \| mass media

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Preface
Introduction
Chapter 1: European exchange of information and good practice
1.1 Targeted European cooperation on integration
1.2 The Handbook in focus
Chapter 2: Mass media and integration
2.1 Challenges and opportunities in the media environment
2.2 Developing an effective media strategy
2.3 Creating a more diverse media
Conclusions
Chapter 3: Awareness-raising and migrant empowerment
3.1 Awareness-raising : informing opinion and activating the public
3.2 Building capacity and choosing action
Conclusions
Chapter 4: Dialogue Platforms
4.1 Setting up and running a platform : overcoming obstacles
4.2 Roles for a leading public authority or civil society organisation
Conclusions
Chapter 5: Acquisition of nationality and the practice of active citizenship
5.1 Concepts and multiple interests in the shared future of a diverse society
5.2 The acquisition of nationality
5.3 Administrative procedures encouraging citizens-to-be
5.4 From acquisition to active citizenship among old and new citizens
Conclusions
Chapter 6: Immigrant Youth, Education and the Labour Market
6.1 Improving the school system
6.2 Investing in pupils
6.3 Facilitating the transition to higher education and the labour market
Conclusions
Annex I : Common basic principles for immigrant integration policy in the European Union
Annex II : Integration benchmarking tool
Annex III : National Contact Points on Integration
Annex IV : Selected Bibliography

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