"Today's culture is integrationist and requires a certain kind of behavior," said Zissis Papadimitriou, emeritus professor of law at the Aristotle University of Thessalonica, an expert on racism and social exclusion.
"Today's culture is integrationist and requires a certain kind of behavior," says Zissis Papadimitriou, Emeritus Professor of Law at the Aristotle University of Thesallonica, an expert on racism and social exclusion.
"Today's culture is integrationist and requires a certain kind of behaviour," says Zissis Papadimitriou, Emeritus Professor of Law at the Aristotle University of Thesallonica, an expert on racism and social exclusion.
Neither of Newton's major influences were integrationist.
France has been integrationist, maintaining secularism as a principle, banning religious symbols in schools and adopting state-driven consultations with Muslims.
Second, in the concluding discussion, we compare the findings of the analysis to existing studies of Danish and Swedish politics of permanent residence and naturalization – the latter summarized below – and discuss the implications for how the civic integrationist turn and national models are theorized.
"There has to be room for variety in national development, and that is not happening now because the integrationist, free-market model is overshadowing other approaches".
The guidance is unabashedly integrationist.
It's a metaphor, too, for the current mood of gay America, which is overwhelmingly integrationist.
It seems clear, however, that the Germans felt that Nice was not integrationist enough.
