The Reception and Integration of New Migrant Communities
Article
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.
Related items
Scale of the challenge: Obesity and the labour market
Obesity has a well-known and profound impact on people’s health. Yet, less research has looked at the impact of obesity on prosperity.Mission-driven government: Delivering for the British public in an age of distrust and disruption
This paper explores how and why the next government will need to be innovative in seeking to renew government for the 2020s.Forging ahead: Deciding the direction of IPPR's Migration Policy Unit
In our last blog post for the Migration Policy Unit we shared our new way of working as we endeavour to be inclusive and transparent in our policymaking process. In this blog we set out what our first and flagship project is for the policy…