Across the countries of Europe and within the European Union, there seems to be no end to discussions of policies related to migrants – from the labor migrants who came to Europe more than 40 years ago to the continued requests from prospective migrants who want to immigrate for asylum and family formation. The discussions on what those policies should be, range from multiculturalism to integration and assimilation. Shifts in policies have occurred because of the slow economic and educational progress made by some migrants; by the post-9/11 changes in attitudes and behavior among some Muslim migrants, and by concerns over the increased size of the migrant population.
                    
                
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedIntroduction to the Special Issue: Media and Ethnic Minorities in EuropeLicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedUse of old and new media by ethnic minority youth in Europe with a special emphasis on SwitzerlandLicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedTypes of Integration, Acculturation Strategies and Media Use of Young Turks in GermanyLicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedCulture-specific features as determinants of news media useLicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedCultural values in commercials: Reaching and representing the multicultural market?LicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedMethodological approaches to studying immigrant communities: Why flexibility is importantLicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedReligion online: The shaping of multidimensional interpretations of muslimhood on Maroc.nlLicensedAugust 20, 2007
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    Requires Authentication UnlicensedContributorsLicensedAugust 20, 2007