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Institute for Public Policy Research – Immigration – Open Debate Constructive Policies
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Could the Conservatives Detoxify Immigration Politics? Open Democracy - Ayesha Saran
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Championing Diversity – European Foundation Centre
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How Can Europeans Agree on a Common Migration Policy? - French Institute for International Relations (Ifri)
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Follow My Lead: The role of politics in shaping the debate on labour migration: Policy Network
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One of Us? Public perceptions of labour migration in Europe - Policy Network
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Rethinking Migration: Work and welfare in a mobile economy - Policy Network
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Papers Please – The impact of the civil penalty regime on the employment rights of migrants in the UK - Migrants Rights’ Network
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Moving Up Together – Institute for Public Policy Research (ippr)
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Conversations about building sustainable and inclusive communities
This report, commissioned by the Trust, from John O'Brien and David Towell at the Centre for Inclusive Futures links the Trust's interests over the last decade in disability equality to its current work on building more resilient communities. It takes you through a series of conversations, using the 'World Café' method to bring a cross-section of citizens together locally to explore what constitutes 'a good community' in ways which include, among others, disabled and older people, as valued contributors to local problem-solving. To achieve more sustainable and inclusive communities there needs to be a shift in the relationship between the public sector and citizens, with citizens no longer passive and isolated consumers but as active collaborators under the co-production model.
The Refugee and Migrant Centre (RMC) was founded six years ago…