The Reception and Integration of New Migrant Communities

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This research looks at the reception and integration of new migrant communities across ten locations in the UK.

This research looks at the reception and integration of new migrant communities across ten locations in the UK, paying particular attention to the tensions arising from their arrival and settlement, key lessons from the response of public authorities, and how they use their responsibility under the race equality duty in this response.

Based on the findings, it makes a number of recommendations for government, public authorities, the Commission for Racial Equality and the media.

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