Children of international migrants in Europe
by Roger D. Penn, Paul S. Lambert, Roger Penn
Social conditionsCultural assimilationImmigrantsChildren of immigrantsChildren of immigrants -- Europe -- Social conditionsImmigrants -- Cultural assimilation -- EuropeEurope, emigration and immigration
"This book provides a comparative analysis of the situation of over 2500 children of international migrants in Europe. Focusing on Britain, France and Germany, it examines nine ethnic/nationality groups including Pakistanis and Indians in Britain, Maghrebians in France and Turks in Germany. The book includes new empirical material on language use, educational experiences, labour market entry, political incorporation and cultural behaviour of young adults in these three countries based upon a unique comparative international survey."--BOOK JACKET.
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