Three new publications from the TIES Study

IMISCOE is happy to announce three new books from the international TIES project, published in the IMISCOE Research Series by Amsterdam University Press. To download in Open Acces go to our catalogue, to buy a paper copy go to Amsterdam University Press.

TIES is a collaborative and comparative research project on the descendants of immigrants from Turkey, Ex-Yugoslavia and Morocco in eight European countries (Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland). The ”second generation” refers to those children of immigrants who were actually born in the receiving country, and have followed their entire education there.

See also: https://www.elitesproject.eu/publications

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