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Migrant Integration in Times of Economic Crisis

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This section analyzes Hamburg, Barcelona, Chicago, Toronto, and Montréal in turn. They were chosen in part because their migrant populations include members of five national groups: Poles, Romanians, Serbs, Pakistanis, and Ghanaians. The same topics are covered for each city, namely, the concentrations of those migrants and their residential movements between 2000 and 2015; their dissimilarity, isolation, and exposure indices of segregation; and key indicators of their structural integration (in terms of employment, poverty, and social assistance rates) over the same period. The author also considers local policy responses in each case, highlighting trends in migrant integration strategies, housing, transportation, and neighborhood development and their effect on the shared lived experience and multicultural public spaces.

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