Attachment and Identification in Germany: Snapshots from the SVR-Integration-barometer

Dr. Holger Kolb / 6 April 2011 / ACS Ottawa

Integration Barometer

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Experience of integration in daily life(1) Opinions about Integration Policies(2) Experiences and Evaluations of

Integration in different areas(3) Trust

Stratified sample of 5.600 persons in 3 regions (2010) resp. 8.800 persons in 5 regions (2012)

Evaluation of the integration policy

nativeOver the last 5 years integration policy has the integration of migrants

In future immigration policy will the integration of migrants

migrant

native

migrant

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Feeling Well in Germany

Commitment to integration on both sides

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Shared responsibility for integration

immigrants

natives

Who is responsible for successful integration?

native population migrant population

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Perception of Political Priorities

Natives Migrants

Conclusion

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Gap between published integration pessismism and pragmatic view on integration ‚on the ground‘

Integration pessimism from both sides of the political spectrum only very loosely coupled with expweriences with integration in daily life

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