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Mainly under ‘guest worker’ policies, Turkish, Moroccan and former Yugoslavian immigrants in the 1960s began to constitute sizeable diasporic communities in many European cities. They formed families and had children born in the country of immigration. The so-called second generation has now come of...

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Hauptverfasser:	George Groenewold, Laurence Lessard-Phillips
Format:	Buchkapitel
Sprache:	eng
Schlagworte:	Applied mathematics Applied sciences Applied statistics Behavioral sciences Censuses Cities Communes Communities Descriptive statistics Human geography Human societies Linguistic conventions Linguistics Mathematics Metropolitan areas Naming conventions Political geography Population characteristics Population size Population studies Random sampling Research methods Research studies Response rates Sampling methods Sampling studies Social groups Social sciences Sociology Statistical sampling Statistics Survey research Survey responses Survey sampling
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Zusammenfassung:	Mainly under ‘guest worker’ policies, Turkish, Moroccan and former Yugoslavian immigrants in the 1960s began to constitute sizeable diasporic communities in many European cities. They formed families and had children born in the country of immigration. The so-called second generation has now come of age and is well represented among adolescents and young adults in the European Union. The TIES project’s methodological objective was to obtain statistically representative information on integration-related topics from second-generation Turks, Moroccans and former Yugoslavians in fifteen cities: Amsterdam, Rotterdam (the Netherlands); Antwerp, Brussels (Belgium); Paris, Strasbourg (France); Barcelona, Madrid (Spain); Basel, Zurich (Switzerland); Linz, Vienna