This study examines two programmes aimed at integrating refugees into the Austrian labour
market: a short‐term Skills Assessment and a longer‐term Integration Year that includes an …

Many immigrant groups disproportionately experience unemployment and this disadvantage
often extends to their children—the second generation. This paper contributes to this stream …

This paper highlights the ways Syrian refugees in Sweden utilise the different forms of
capital available to them in order to find jobs and rebuild their careers. Relying on 25 in …

Through a small-scale interview study with Syrians with Swedish citizenship who have either
relocated to, or are regularly visiting, the UK, this article sheds light on the nexus between …

The article presents results from an interview study on migrant bachelors and discusses
differences between Bangladeshi migrants in Italy and Syrian migrants in Sweden, in how …

In an increasingly interconnected world, the demographic effects of wars are not confined
only to war zones and neighbouring areas; wars and conflicts may also change populations …

This paper discusses the lived experience of Syrians who face discrimination and prejudice
while integrating into urban society in the Swedish cities of Malmö and Gothenburg. Based …

Together with a growing number of migrants of Arab descent, Arab music, and tarab culture
has grown in importance in the Swedish musical landscape. What is the contribution of Arab …

Turkey is currently home to the largest population of Syrian migrants in the world. Current
political developments do not suggest an immediate resolution to the conflict in Syria, which …

Sweden has a long history of migration, and after the World War II, migrants from Germany
and other Nordic/Baltic countries made up the bulk of post-war immigrants (Swedish …