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Immigrant integration and reconfiguration of citizenship in Europe: cases of the Netherlands and the United Kingdom

Sunju Lee 1

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ABSTRACT

In the 2000s the EU and its member states introduced immigrant integration policies,which was first implemented in the Netherlands. This actually shifted frommulticulturalism to integration. The shift presents not only changes in immigrationpolicies but also a citizenship reform. Through immigrant integration the stateshave made a linkage between citizenship and national identity in order to intensifysocial cohesion. In doing so, once perceived as an asset, dual citizenship is seen asa threat in terms of polluting loyalty to a nation-state and weakening nationalsecurity. In this situation, nation-centered citizenship has been reasserted althoughit dose not replace the post-nationalist thesis: international human rights. The papertherefore examines the ways in which the Netherlands and the UK, previouslyknown as multicultural countries, reconfigure citizenship for migrants by looking attheir development of immigrant integration policies.

1. 서론

2. 유럽연합의 이민자통합정책

3. 네덜란드의 이민자통합정책

4. 영국의 시민통합정책

5. 네덜란드와 영국 이민자통합정책의 유사성과 차이

6. 권리와 의무 그리고 소속감

7. 결론

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