Authority and Inclusion: Reconsidering Integration in a Fragmented Age

Landau, Loren B. Authority and Inclusion: Reconsidering Integration in a Fragmented Age. [Discussion or working paper] (Submitted)

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This paper explores the meaning of refugee integration in a fragmented age where multi-culturalism is said to be dead. It focuses on the results of recent research in four cities
in South and East Africa, which showed an increasing tendency towards new forms of association that the author termed “communities of convenience”. The author reflects upon
the lessons that these highly mobile African urban contexts offer for refugee integration in Britain.

Item Type	Discussion or working paper
Keywords	Integration, Multi-culturalism, Authority, Inclusion, Immigrants
Subjects	Human Rights & Development Studies Law
Divisions	Human Rights Consortium Refugee Law Initiative
Date Deposited	07 Jan 2013 11:20
Last Modified	05 Aug 2024 23:35