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Language Proficiency and Migration: An Argument Against Testing
Get PDFThis paper aims at questioning the rationale for language testing in immigration policies. Although we consider knowledge of the host country’s language(s) useful and desirable for both the migrant and the host society, we argue that mandatory language testing cannot be justified. Our purpose is to offer justifications for rejecting language as a legitimate tool for controlling state borders and to regulate (access to) citizenship of a liberal democracy
MIME: Mobility and Inclusion in a Multilingual Europe: Deliverable D1.1
No full textPeriodic reportage from the MIME consortium to the European Commission
Deliverable D1.3: Politics of Mobility and Inclusion:Assessing and implementing mid- and long-term optimality
No full textDeliverable D1.3: Politics of Mobility and Inclusion:Assessing and implementing mid- and long-term optimality
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The Early Development of Women's Judo in Belgium from the Liberation to the late 1950s: Emancipation, Sport and Self-defence
No full textWhistle-Blowing Regulation in Different Corporate Governance Systems - An Analysis of the Regulation Approaches from the View of Path Dependence Theory
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