Dismantled immigrant integration policies not ready for increasing number of refugees
Research on the dismantling of Dutch immigrant integration governance (inter alia based on project Upstream)
UPSTREAM is a European research project on Developing Effective Strategies for the Mainstreaming of Integration Governance. It analyses how, why and to what effect governments at the EU, national and local level mainstream their migrant integration policies. Furthermore, the project aims to promote a learning process in terms of policy coordination, practices and outcomes in the governance of migrant integration. UPSTREAM is a joint project of six leading European research institutes from the Netherlands, Belgium, the UK, Spain, France and Poland. The project is funded by the European Integration Fund. Please find more information, updates and background of the project as well as publications from UPSTREAM on this website.
This project analyses how, why and to what effect governments at the EU, national and local level mainstream their migrant integration policies. It aims to promote a learning process in terms of policy coordination, practices and outcomes in the governance of migrant integration. It asks the central question ‘What are the obstacles and opportunities that mainstreaming generates in terms of migrant integration policies and outcomes?’. It aims to:
Research on the dismantling of Dutch immigrant integration governance (inter alia based on project Upstream)
The Spanish UPSTREAM team presented the findings of the Upstream project at the '4 Cities Master Erasmus Mundus' (UCM).
Maan, van Breugel and Scholten (2015)
Click here for the accompanying policy brief and case reports.