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Promotion of citizenship and social cohesion, by Silvia Pezzoli

The text discusses the importance of promoting citizenship and social cohesion for the integration of asylum seekers and refugees. It emphasises that this process should extend beyond mere labour integration in order to foster a sense of belonging within the community. The text makes reference to the multifaceted nature of citizenship, which encompasses formal membership, rights, and identification. It draws attention to the fact that immigrants frequently have shifting affiliations based on ...

“Reception” and “Integration”. Integrates Governance for Social Inclusion Interventions

Reception and integration of migrants, integrated service system, asylum seekers and refugees

The “White Paper” of the Tuscany Region: principles and proposals to promote “best practices” for reception and integration and foster social cohesion

In this contribution, I will present the principles and guidelines outlined in the “White Paper” and discuss how they have become crucial benchmarks in designing regional interventions aimed at providing effective, quality responses to the migration phenomenon. In detail, I will delve into how, even in the face of a national context that is becoming more exclusionary regarding immigration and asylum rights, the Tuscany Region is committed to soldering an integrated governance model of local w...

Reception measures for asylum seekers and refugees in Italy: policies and evolutionary dynamics

The right to asylum is a “border right” (Sciurba 2017). Indeed, refugees are forced to cross borders to flee their own country and seek protection in another. Moreover, in order to be enjoyed, this right requires recognition by the State where asylum is sought, which decides whether a specific migration phenomenon is voluntary, or political and forced. Recognition of refugee status is, therefore, the result of a process of bureaucratic “fractioning” (Zetter 2007, 174), in which persons ...

Amintore Fanfani

Una breve biografia di Amintore Fanfani

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