Naturalisation and Social Inclusion
OECD, Pieter Bevelander
Abstract
OECD, Pieter Bevelander
Abstract
This chapter highlights the consequences of naturalisation for the social inclusion of immigrants in three areas: socio-economic, political and social. It focuses in particular on political integration by evaluating results of naturalisation and voting in Sweden – where non-citizens are allowed to vote in regional and local elections – as indicators of social inclusion.
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This chapter highlights the consequences of naturalisation for the social inclusion of immigrants in three areas: socio-economic, political and social. It focuses in particular on political integration by evaluating results of naturalisation and voting in Sweden – where non-citizens are allowed to vote in regional and local elections – as indicators of social inclusion.
Key concepts: Naturalisation, Voting, Inclusion (mineral), Politics, Political science, Sociology, Development economics, Citizenship