Walking the Walk’ Rather Than ‘Talking the Talk’ of Superdiversity: Continuity and Change in the Development of Rotterdam’s Immigrant Integration Policies

Taxonomy Associations

Migration processes

• Migration drivers

  • Urban/Rural development and living standards
  • Gender relations
  • Economic and business conditions
  • Poverty and inequality
  • Conflict, war and violence
  • International relations and geopolitical transformations
  • Civil and political rights
  • Migration governance and infrastructure
  • Migration policy and other public policies
  • Education services and training opportunities
  • Migrant aspirations and attitudes
  • Cultural norms and ties
  • Health services and situation

• Migration forms

  • Family and marriage migration
  • Refugees
  • Internal displacement
  • High-skilled migration
  • Low-skilled migration
  • Labour migration
  • Irregular migration
  • Return migration
  • Student mobility
  • Lifestyle and retirement migration
  • Health-related migration
  • LGBTQ migration

• Migration infrastructures

  • Civil society actors in travel & migration

Migration consequences (for migrants, sending and receiving countries)

• Socio-cultural consequences

  • Racism, xenophobia and discrimination
  • Cultural identity and belonging
  • Attitudes, migration and migrants
  • Media representations of migration
  • Migrants in sports, arts, leisure
  • Migrants and religion
  • Diasporas and transnational communities
  • Descendants of migrants
  • Migrants' language skills

• Socio-economic consequences

  • Migrant businesses and entrepreneurship
  • Labour market participation
  • Urban development, migration, and diversity
  • Socio-economic inequality, mobility and migration
  • Rural development, migration, and diversity

• Transversal consequences

  • Migrant incorporation / integration
  • Migrant health and care
  • Psychological consequences of migration
  • Spatial consequences
  • Social cohesion

• Legal-political consequences

  • Migrants' civic engagement and rights
  • Extremism and migration
  • Crime
  • Migrants in education

Migration governance

• Governance actors

  • Employers, labour and trade unions
  • Knowledge producers and providers

• Immigrant policy and law

  • Antidiscrimination, 'race relations'
  • Gender-specific and gendered migration policies
  • Integration policies (legal, political, socio-economic, cultural) and access to services
  • Citizenship, naturalisation and statelessness

• Migration policy and law

  • Family reunification policies
  • Return policies
  • Asylum regimes
  • Protection regimes for non-recognised refugees

• Governance processes

  • Outsourcing to private actors

Cross-cutting topics in migration research

• Migration research and theory

  • Migration data

• Transversal themes

  • Race and ethnicity

Disciplines

• Disciplines

  • Human Biology and Medicine
  • Sociology

• Subject Areas

  • Governance and Public Administration
  • Social Work

Methods

• Other

  • Agent-based modeling

• Qualitative research

  • Interviews / FGD / Oral history
  • Other

Geographies

• Scope

  • Continental
  • International
  • National
  • Urban
  • Neighborhood

• UN Countries

  • Netherlands