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Diversity and migration on the agenda of the 2006 Social Cohesion Forum of the Council of Europe

Seeded on Tue Nov 7, 2006 4:49 PM EST
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world-news, europe, migration, exclusion, council-of-europe, cultural-differences, social-cohesion, integration-policies, multicultural-europe
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"Achieving social cohesion in a multicultural Europe" as its theme, the 2006 Social Cohesion Forum will take place on 9 and 10 November at the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. Some 40 speakers – including national and European parliamentarians, politicians, representatives of anti-discrimination bodies, migrant associations, human rights NGOs and trade unions, professionals, social workers and researchers – will focus on overcoming the limitations of today's so-called "integration" policies, particularly those which are purely unilateral, and see cultural differences as the main reason for the exclusion of migrants.

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Oluseye

The EU's migration policy is schizophrenic. The Cohesion policy has mobility as one of its key elements but the parochialities of daily municipal life across Europe makes a mockery of a lot of that.

I do like the Cohesion Policy. I think it will be an important policy in Europe's future.

One of the things I wonder is how the EU generation, who've done multiple Erasmus programs, been around experiencing other European countries the way their parents never did , I wonder what impact they will later have on Europe as the EU project rolls along.

Will people have two homes? Living in Paris the week and spending weekends in Ljubljana? Will they ever get to see themselves as more European that say Belgian or German?

What about integration and opening up to non-Western cultures. Will there be suya spots (suya=Nigerian fast food) on most street corners in Madrid ever. There are many in London already, but the Brits have been quite real about their multiculturalism.

I sometimes wonder if Europe will actually become open to itself and the rest of the world.

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Reply#1 - Thu Nov 9, 2006 7:21 PM EST
Irma

Mmm ... iyan with obe ata (pepper soup). Yum yum :-)

And two homes? Not with prices the way they are ... Not generation low cost ...

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#1.1 - Thu Nov 9, 2006 7:35 PM EST
Aine MacDermot

I dunno about you but some people would rather not commute to even one job... whatever happened to that "telecommuting" idea?

    #1.2 - Fri Nov 10, 2006 2:34 PM EST
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