Integration Policies. IR 4457 Politics of Migration. Assoc.Prof.Dr. Ayselin YILDIZ
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1 Integration Policies IR 4457 Politics of Migration Assoc.Prof.Dr. Ayselin YILDIZ
2 Conceptual classifica/ons Ci/zen, foreigner, refugees, labour migrant? We create conceptual, ideological and legisla/ve classifica/ons over diversity These classifica/ons associate with different rights and obliga/ons Tool for social inclusion or exclusion; economically, socially, poli/cally.
3 Integra/on? Defini/on? Equal with Social cohesion? Par%cipa%on of migrants to the society in economic, socio-cultural and poli%cal terms The social cohesion bethween host and immigrant socie/es Not only an ins/tu/onal process but a mental process Requires social acceptance, not one-sided, comprehensive
4 Integra/on th century, In the US: All migrants would assimilate to their new environments, no dis/nc/on would be visible. Abandon certain elements of culture and iden/tymel/ng pot An en/rely new culture 2. Another view: Unilateral, dominant culture parern will absorb the other, eliminate it (assimila/on)
5 Assimila/on In 1960, ques/oning assimila/on: 1. Differences did not disappear! 2. There might be a full integra/on into a society and full par/cipa/on to its major ins/tu/ons. This does not mean abandoning specific iden/ty.
6 Models of co-existence a) Structural /Par/cipa/on to the society and public ins/tu/ons (educa/on, labour market, health, public life, poli/cal life) (INTEGRATION) b) Cultural (values, familiarity, iden/fica/on) (ACCULTURATION-Kültürleşme) MULTICULTURALISM ASSIMILATION
7 ACCULTURATION Immigrants gradually take over certain major elements of their surrounding cultural environment, without completely abandoning their original cultural iden/ty (Integra/on)
8 Models of Accultura/on One dimensional model (Gordon, 1964) Single na/on, single language, culture and religion Two dimensional model (Berry, 1970) 1. Assimila/on 2. Separa/on 3. Integra/on 4. Marginaliza/on
9 Integra/on Models(Hollifield 1997) Guest worker model: Germany Assimila/on model: France Ethnic minority model: UK
10 Dimensions of integra/on 1. Socio-economic (labour market, welfare and social rights, housing, healthcare, educa/on) 2. Cultural (ea/ng habits, dress code, religion) 3. Legal and poli/cal (naturaliza/on) 4. Host society percep/on
11 Benckmarking integra/on? Popula/on census Labour market surveys Life condi/on surveys
12 Successful Integra/on? Securing residence permit right Teaching language Learning the culture Learning the values Poli/cal par/cipa/on and representa/on Ci/zenship
13 If not a comprehensive and tolerance society Discirimina/on, social exclusion, racist and xenophobic
14 Xenophobia Fear of foreigner (zenofobi) xenos/foreigner phobos/fear Due to appearance, belief, culture, language differences, hostality to the other that is different. Violence?
15 Naturaliza/on Access to all rights and obliga/ons, acquiring ci/zenship Integra/on as a must? Naturaliza/on for foreigners Naturaliza/on for refugees
16 Acquiring ci/zenship: 1. Jus sanguinis (Kan esası) principle of descent, right of blood 2. Jus soli (Toprak esası) principle of territoriality, rıght of soil
17 Some of the criteria for ci/zenship Dura/on and type of residence permit Adequate knowledge on the history of that society Language proficiency Financially able to support yourself and your family without assistance from the state Being a law-abiding person with no criminal recor Achieving the ci/zenship exam Comple/ng the integra/on course
18 Germany At least 8 years of permanent residence Speaking German, at least B1 level Succeeding ci/zenship test Comple/ng 600 hours of integra/on course Having adequate economic income Gemng no social aids Renounce any previous ci/zenships
19 France Republican Integra/on Model (Fransızlaşnrma): Aoer French Revolu/on, crea/ng equal ci/zens irrespec/ve of etnical or religious differen Equality model is cri/cized to serve for assimila/on and exclusion
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