Mainstreaming in practice: the efficiencies and deficiencies of mainstreaming for street-level bureaucrats

Gidley, Benjamin and Scholten, P. and van Breugel, I. (2018) Mainstreaming in practice: the efficiencies and deficiencies of mainstreaming for street-level bureaucrats. In: Scholten, P. and van Breugel, I. (eds.) Mainstreaming Integration Governance: New Trends in Migrant Integration Policies in Europe. London, UK: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 153-168. ISBN 9783319592763.

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This chapter how the mainstreaming of migrant and minority integration policy is put into practice across five different case studies of France, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain and the UK. It draws upon the local level of mainstreaming in more detail, focusing in particular on the implementation of mainstreaming at the street level. It explores what effects of mainstreaming can be identified in terms of policy coordination, policy practices and policy outcomes and pays particular attention to how mainstreaming affects vulnerable groups, such as women, elderly, and children. How do central and local governments mainstream migrant integration policies? What effects can be identified in terms of policy coordination, policy practices and policy outcomes? What are the efficiencies or deficiencies of mainstreaming in practice?

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