Integrating Immigrants in Europe

• 1: Research-policy dialogues on migrant integration in Europe: A conceptual framework and key questions: Peter Scholten, Han Entzinger and Rinus Penninx.- PART I – FORMS AND FUNCTIONS OF RESEARCH-POLICY DIALOGUES: 2: Cultures of knowledge use in policymaking: The functions of research in German and UK immigration policy: Christina Boswell.- 3: Migration statistics in Europe: A core component of governance and population research: Albert Kraler, David Reichel and Han Entzinger.- 4: The coproduction of national models of integration: A view from France and the Netherlands: Christophe Bertossi, Jan Willem Duyvendak and Peter Scholten.- 5: Consultative commissions and the rethinking of integration policies in the Netherlands and Germany: The Blok Commission and the Süssmuth Commission compared: Jan Schneider and Peter Scholten.- 6: European cities in search of knowledge for their integration policies. Rinus Penninx.- 7: EU policymaking and research: Case studies of the Communication on a Community Immigration Policy and the Common Basic Principles for Integration: Sandra Pratt.- 8: Speaking truth to power? Why civil society, beyond academia, remains marginal in EU migration policy: Ann Singleton.- PART II – RESEARCH-POLICY DIALOGUES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND SEVEN OF ITS MEMBER STATES: 9: Research-policy dialogues in Austria: Maren Borkert.- 10: Research-policy dialogues in Italy: Tiziana Caponio.- 11: Research-policy dialogues in Germany: Friedrich Heckmann and Delia Wiest.- 12: Research-policy dialogues in the Netherlands: Stijn Verbeek, Han Entzinger and Peter Scholten.- 13: Research-policy dialogues in the United Kingdom: Alistair Hunter and Christina Boswell.- 14: Research-policy dialogues in Poland: Mikołaj Pawlak.- 15: Research-policy dialogues in Denmark: Martin Bak Jørgensen.- 16: Research-policy dialogues in the European Union: Andrew Geddes and Marthe Achtnich.- PART III – COMPARISON AND CONCLUSIONS: 17. Research-policy dialogues on migrant integration in Europe: Comparison and conclusions: Peter Scholten, Han Entzinger and Rinus Penninx.- Appendix I: Biographies of Authors.- Appendix II: Publications of the DIAMINT Project/IMISCOE Standing Committee on Research-Policy Dialogues.

The volume provides an ambitious and very welcome sociology of knowledge about immigrant integration policy in Europe. Through synthesising and extending existing studies, it offers a very useful set of individual perspectives as well as a systematic overview of national policy dialogues. Adrian Favell Professor of Sociology, Sciences Po, Paris This is one of the most significant books on immigrant integration in Europe. Based on empirical studies, leading scholars provide an up-to-date analysis and comparative approach to many challenging questions about the important role of the research-policy relationship. Assoc. Professor Ellie Vasta Macquarie University, Sydney This collective book addresses the very complex and important issues related to the links between research and policies in the field of immigrant integration in a comprehensive way by privileging a truly European and comparative approach. A must read for students, scholars and policy-makers who are interested in improving the dialogue between the research community and the policy community in the field of migration and integration. Marco Martiniello FRS-FNRS and CEDEM-University of Liege ARC-GC-CUNY-New York City