The essay presents a general overview of second generations in Europe, presented as a critical issue for both economic competitiveness and social cohesion. After describing the European policies for family migration, it focuses the attention on some specific topics: the rethinking of integration models, the discrimination, the role of the educational system as an instrument of emancipation or of reproduction of social inequalities, the citizenship.
Zanfrini, L., Second Generations in Europe: A Challenge for Social Cohesion, in Valtolina, G. G. (ed.), Migrant Children in Europe. The Romanian Case, IOS Press, Amsterdam 2013: 16- 45. 10.3233/978-1-61499-205-9-16 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/41508]
Second Generations in Europe: A Challenge for Social Cohesion
Zanfrini, Laura
2013
Abstract
The essay presents a general overview of second generations in Europe, presented as a critical issue for both economic competitiveness and social cohesion. After describing the European policies for family migration, it focuses the attention on some specific topics: the rethinking of integration models, the discrimination, the role of the educational system as an instrument of emancipation or of reproduction of social inequalities, the citizenship.
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