مهاجرت و سياست هويت محور اروپايي

Migration and European Identity Oriented Policy

After the World War II, Europe has been among the most important destinations and centers for interntional immigrants. In Post-cold era migration has been a critical challenge for European countries with political, cultural, economic, social and international implications. This article assessing the approaches and models for social intergration of immigrants in three major European countries, France, Germany and the UK, will aim to reaxamine the connection between migration and identity policies of these countries and analyses its implications on migration policies of the members of the European Union.