The term integration is on everyone's lips and has even found its way into legal discourse. Norms with indirect effects on immigrants participating in central areas of social life are manifold. But is it the task of integrative law to sift through and systematise these regulations? This collection provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the relevant regulations and establishes integration as a key legal term.
The term integration is on everyone's lips and has even found its way into legal discourse. Norms with indirect effects on immigrants participating in central areas of social life are manifold. But is it the task of integrative law to sift through and systematise these regulations? This collection provides an interdisciplinary analysis of the relevant regulations and establishes integration as a key legal term.
Gabriele Buchholtz
ist Juniorprofessorin für das Recht der Sozialen Sicherung an der Universität Hamburg.
Migration Einwanderungsgesellschaft Kulturelle Vielfalt Diversität sozialgestaltendes Recht Teilhabe