Working Paper. No 307: Integration after 2015. What can Sweden learn from Germany?
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In 2015 and 2016 almost 2.7 million asylum seekers travelled to Europe in search of protection. More than half of them, 1.4 million people, sought refuge in Germany or Sweden. Germany received the most people by far but Sweden took in more as a share of its population. The big influx of refugees induced major changes in migration and integration in both countries. This paper compares the policies on labour market integration in both countries focusing on what Sweden can learn from Germany to improve integration.
Joyce, P. (2018). Integration after 2015. What can Sweden learn from Germany?. Ratio Working Paper No. 349. Stockholm: Ratio.