Institute of Migration aims to promote and carry out migration and ethnic research and to encourage the compilation, storage and documentation of material relating to international and internal migration in Finland. It serves also as a resource site for genealogists.

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From Immigration to Integration: Documentation and Research in Europe

The latest issue of the AEMI Journal, Volume 6, 2008 Free download in pdf format The Association of European Migration Institutions (AEMI) Special Issue on From Immigration to Integration: Documentation and Research in Europe Editor Hans Storhaug Free download in pdf format Contents 5 From the Editor 6 Protocol of the AEMI 2007 meeting in Turku, Finland 14 Chairman's Report 2006-2007 20 Maria Beatriz Rocha-Trindade Integration Policies for Immigrants in Portugal 31 Elli Heikkilä and Maria Pikkarainen: Internationalization of Population and Labour Force from the Present to the Future in Finland 46 Krister Björklund: From Immigration to Integration: the Case of Japan 66 Maija Hinkle 'Latvians Abroad': A Planned Latvian Emigration Museum and Research Center 74 Maria Villares Varela: The Study of Ethnic Entrepreneurship from a Perspective of Gender: An Analysis of the Motivations, Barriers and Impact on Immigrant Empowerment 95 Olavi Koivukangas: Immigration in Europe: Good or Bad? 108 Benan Oregi and Joseba Arreguri: The Basque Diaspora: One Step Forward 118 Hans Storhaug: The Council of Europe Cultural Routes' Award to the European Route of Migration Heritage 122 Protocol of the AEMI 2008 meeting in Genoa, Italy 130 Chairman's Report 2007-2008 136 Milan Mesic: Intercultural Education for Multicultural Society 148 Marta Severo: The International Networks of Migration Institutions: Promoting the Public Understanding of Migration 153 Noemi Ugolini and Chiara Cardogna: Permanent Study Centre on Emigration-Museum of the Emigrant: The Memory Archive and the Migrants' Jobs   Free download in pdf format The Association of European Migration Institutions Institutions and organisations in Europe, whose field of interest concern migration, research and exhibitions portraying emigration, and who seek to promote understanding of common goals, have joined together in the formation of The Association of European Migration Institutions, (A.E.M.I.). Website: http://www.aemi.dk

17.11.2009

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