BridgeIt begins with Scotland and the UK before comparing wider European perspectives on migration, integration and belonging. This first edition then continues with Ireland and Germany.
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Scotland’s Census and the New Scots strategy offer two different lenses on population, practical access and community participation.
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Ireland’s population and labour-market figures provide context for language access, local services and everyday participation; they are not a single integration score.
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Germany’s integration courses combine language and civic learning. Their structure, eligibility and test figures need careful attention to who and what is being measured.
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