Somalis in Amsterdam

G. Nijenhuis; I.C. van Liempt

Somalis in Amsterdam

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Somalis in Amsterdam explores the experiences and concerns of the Somalis living in the city of Amsterdam, focusing on five areas of local policy—employment, education, health, political participation, and policing—as well as broader themes of belonging and identity.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1 Jun 2014

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Name	Somalis in European Cities
Publisher	Open Society Foundations

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