IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION MONITORING TOOL AT EUROPEAN UNION LEVEL

Abstract

The refugee crisis from 2015-2016 generated the resizing of the perspectives on immigrant integration management, building new subjects about demographic change and economic impact of immigration before and after 2016. The need to permanently improve the tools for monitoring immigrant integration in the European context is more pressing in the light of the new hypotheses launched by specialists who are claiming that immigration is the main driver of inequality in the labor market damaging the set of values and cultures of a society. The immigrantion concept covers multiple status of the “new comer”: asylum seeker, refugee or economic immigrant are the most important concepts which can have an impact on the socio-economical structure of a community. In this context, the political framework is the modulator of immigration flow in every host country, Starting-up by the question if there might be a general set of monitoring tools for all the european host country is important to verify to which extend there might exist the same approch for all European countries when it comes about immigration management.

Keywords

• immigrant
• integration
• employment
• income
• naturalisation
• labor markets