Project info
Work package
- Inclusion
Sustainability threat
- External Shocks
- Feedback Cycles
Challenge
- Accommodating newcomers
Study info
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Navigating Labour Inclusion: The Lived Experiences of Refugee Women in Local Contexts
Description of Study
This article examines how divergent integration policies have influenced migrant women's labour market participation. The study focuses on Belgium and the Netherlands to examine how the 'culturalization of integration' (particularly in the post-9/11 context) has shaped both the design of integration policies and their impact on migrant women. Drawing on integration theories (Berry, 1997), the article examines whether different institutional frameworks and integration models have led to divergent socioeconomic outcomes. In doing so, it highlights persistent structural barriers that continue to hinder migrant women's access to and participation in the labour market.
Study research question
How has the evolution of integration approaches impacted the socioeconomic outcomes of migrants in Belgium and the Netherlands?
Collection provenance
- External data
Collection methods
- Archival
- Text Analysis
Personal data
No
External Source
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Jaarrapport Integratie
Marché du travail et origine 2022: Monitoring socio-économique
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- Unstructured
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01/01/1960
01/01/2025
Spatial coverage
The Netherlands
Belgium
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Ethical assessment
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Ethical committee
Utrecht University's Faculty of Humanities' Ethics Committee