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Networking To Work: Introduction to the new models for immigrants in Belgium and Finland*

Networking To Work: Introduction to the new models for immigrants in Belgium and Finland*

by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Nov 25, 2021 | Diversity & Inclusion, Research

Abstract Social networks play a vital role as a source of information for immigrated people and affect many aspects of their lives. They provide access to information, for example about jobs and conditions in the host country. This article intends to highlight the...
Labour Market Integration Challenges of Highly Educated Refugees in Flanders*˚

Labour Market Integration Challenges of Highly Educated Refugees in Flanders*˚

by BEYOND THE HORIZON | Nov 16, 2021 | Diversity & Inclusion, Research

ABSTRACT Flanders has been increasingly receiving highly educated asylum seekers and refugees (HER) for the last decade. It is interesting that native-migrant employment gap is higher for highly educated refugees than for lower educated refugees in Flanders. As a part...
The threat racism in the U.S. poses to national security

The threat racism in the U.S. poses to national security

by Keelin Dunn | Jul 16, 2021 | Commentary, Diversity & Inclusion

Events and social movements of recent years have accused the United States of systemic racism. While there have undoubtedly been advances over the decades in both legislation and public opinion, the rise of nationalist ideology, the resurgence of racist practices, and...
The backlash against Gender: Poland, Far-Right and Beyond

The backlash against Gender: Poland, Far-Right and Beyond

by Manon du Bus de Warnaffe | May 24, 2021 | Commentary, Diversity & Inclusion, Gender & Equalities

Home > Archive for manon-du-bus-de-warnaffe 1. Polish Women’s Rights Under Threat In October 2020, Poland’s Constitutional Tribunal, the country’s highest court, ruled legislation allowing women to seek an abortion on the grounds of severe foetal...
Taking a Closer Look to Immigration Policies

Taking a Closer Look to Immigration Policies

by Dr.Cihan Aydiner* | Feb 28, 2021 | Diversity & Inclusion, Research

Abstract This article is an examination of the immigration policy formation issues in the literature. The immigration policies continue to fail today. This research provides a bird view on immigration policy issues by presenting the problematic assumptions and reasons...
Polarisation: Understanding the dynamics of Us versus Them**

Polarisation: Understanding the dynamics of Us versus Them**

by Ilse Van den Berckt* | Apr 22, 2020 | Book Review, Diversity & Inclusion, Geopolitics & Great Power Politics

Bart Brandsma’s book at hand is a timely and precious contribution considering the time we live in. The book opens up the debate on how to manage divergent voices and preserve public order while respecting the democratic right of free speech and free articulation of...
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