Social science research has produced evidence of an “integration paradox”: immigrants and
their descendants who appear to have greater access to mainstream middle-class society …

Social exclusion is complex, intractable, and devastating. It occurs where individuals or
groups cannot fully participate in the typical activities of the societies in which they live …

Many studies have shown that better-educated immigrants more frequently report perceived
discrimination in the host country than less-educated immigrants. Two different explanations …

This paper examines refugee students' experiences in the Austrian mainstream school
system. It highlights four areas: school connectedness, social exclusion, support systems …

Research on racism in the workplace has long focused on organizational remedies for this
moral problem. Given the acknowledged inadequacies of organizational solutions such as …

While half a century ago migration research was a peripheral area of study within traditional
academic disciplines, today it has become a firmly established multidisciplinary field with an …

This article adds an intergenerational perspective to the study of perceived ethnic
discrimination. It proposes the conjecture that perceived discrimination tends to increase …

The European Union has given itself unique worldwide regulations so that EU citizens can
port their social rights transnationally in case of migration. Yet this political and legal …

The social stratification systems of major cities are transforming all around the globe.
International research has been discussing this trend and focus on changing occupational …

Previous research suggests that individual-level factors such as socio-economic
disadvantage and discrimination account for lower levels of generalized social trust of …