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Friday, May 19, 2006

Assimilation policies carry risks / The Hill, 17 May 2006

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Oxford Analytica : an international consulting firm providing strategic analysis on world events for business and government leaders
"Integration is a subjective and personal process; there is no single model to correct the historical failures of integration models in Western states. These failures come down to one point: often the policy approaches taken by states are aimed at protecting the existing national identity and reducing perceived security concerns, at the expense of the processes of identification and permitting a two-way integration processes."

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