Titlebook: Integrating Immigrants in Europe; Research-Policy Dial Peter Scholten,Han Entzinger,Stijn Verbeek Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2015 The Editor(s) (if appli

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The Coproduction of National Models of Integration: A View from France and the Netherlandskey trait of such national models is that they assume policies to be formulated and coordinated in a strongly state-centred way, reflecting national institutional legacies, national politics and public perceptions of national identity. In this respect, the literature distinguishes, for instance, the

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Consultative Commissions and the Rethinking of Integration Policies in the Netherlands and Germany: migration and integration. In response to growing pressure over the framing of Germany as ‘.’ (‘not an immigration country’) the German government established an Independent Commission on Migration in 2000. In the Netherlands, in response to a broadly supported parliamentary motion that stated that

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EU Policymaking and Research: Case Studies of the Communication on a Community Immigration Policy anw it has made use of expert knowledge in its efforts to develop a common policy. Two important milestones are described and analysed in detail by a former senior EU administrator who was closely involved at the time: the . (2000) and the . (2004). In both cases there was a very strong input of resea

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Research-Policy Dialogues in Italy civil society. Experts are often considered either marginal or controversial figures. Especially when involved in policymaking, experts tend to be linked to specific political parties, and claims of impartiality are met with suspicion. This explains why in Italy it took a rather long time before a

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Research-Policy Dialogues in the Netherlands 2000s, it was again among the first to make a sharp assimilationist turn away from the multicultural model. Much of the extensive ethnic monitoring structure set up in the 1980s and 1990s still exists, but the positivist belief in the role of scientific research as a tool for societal engineering i