Sentence examples for integration discourse from inspiring English sources

Sport and integration discourse in Norway (Kristin Walseth) 12. Islam, Sport and Marketing or sport marketing in Muslim cultures (Guillaume Bodet and Mahfoud Amara) 13.

"The fact that he scapegoats a religion and associates failure and inferiority with a faith, has ruined the integration discourse in Germany," said Antje Scheidler, director of the Berlin office of the group Humanity in Action Deutschland.

The article can be read as a theoretical development and empirical test of the underlying logics (or intended mechanisms) expressed in the civic integration discourse, i.e. "that civic conditioning is conducive to integration".

Not only are opportunity structures such as the labour market patterned by gender but women are key sites for the construction of community identities (with implications for the policing of their behaviour), immigration and integration policies have gendered impacts, and gendered constructions loom large in integration discourse.

In that sense, if the term 'multicultural' was used at all in early Dutch integration discourse, it was mostly in a descriptive sense (i.e., that diversity in society was factually increasing), not in the sense that it would be fitting that migrants, under certain conditions, should have a right 'to express their identities from a assumed symmetry of cultures' (Vink, 2007, p. 345).

In order to compare these high-level integration discourses against patterns at the level of resource allocation, we analyze nearly 2500 research solicitations from the three European Framework Programmes for R&D during the period 1998 2010.

Critiques of the normative basis of integration discourses, and their (somewhat ironic) exclusionary potential are by now well developed (e.g., Rytter, 2010; Schinkel, 2011).

The former are often problematized in integration discourses, sometimes with explicit reference to the frequency of 'homeland' marriages, whilst the latter has been considered a model minority in terms of integration (e.g., Goodhart, 2013).

In the West, I am talking about "post-integration discourse". Integration is over.

Germans have even coined a word – translatable as "integration-discourse" – for the subject.

The global financial crisis demonstrated the negative effects of worldwide financial integration, sparking discourse on how and whether some countries should decouple themselves from the system altogether.