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Dit boek beschrijft de geschiedenis van het naoorlogse België, meer bepaald van de dertig 'gloriejaren' van wederopbouw en economische boom na de Tweede Wereldoorlog tot de eerste verkiezing van het Vlaams Blok in 1978. Het vertelt die historie met de nadruk op de mensen die uit andere landen hierheen gekomen zijn, en op de invloed die ze daarmee hebben gehad. Want de sterke groei die West-Europa toen beleefde, zou onmogelijk zijn geweest zonder de arbeidsmigranten uit de landen rond de Middellandse Zee. 00Migratie heeft van België een ander land gemaakt. 32% van de Belgen heeft vandaag de dag een migratieachtergrond. In de jaren na de Tweede Wereldoorlog was dat nog geen 5%. De impact die die nieuwkomers hebben gehad op de Belgische samenleving - op economisch, sociaal, cultureel en politiek gebied - is immens. Dit boek vertelt enerzijds de verhalen van de immigranten zelf - vooral van de drie grootste etnische minderheden: de mensen van Italiaanse, Turkse en Marokkaanse afkomst - en van de autochtonen die met hen samenleven. Maar het schetst anderzijds ook de bredere binnen- en buitenlandse context waarbinnen hun levens zich hebben afgespeeld. Op die manier wordt het ook een verhaal over 'België in de wereld' dat voor veel lezers nieuw zal zijn, aangezien het nu nauwelijks deel uitmaakt van onze gecanoniseerde Belgische geschiedenis zoals die in het onderwijs, in musea of in de media wordt overgedragen

Public debates tend to see social inequality as resulting from individual decisions people make, for instance with respect to their education or lifestyle. Solutions are often sought in supporting individuals to make better choices. This neglects the importance of social groups and communities in determining individual outcomes. A moral perspective on social inequality questions the fairness of insisting on individual responsibilities, when members of some groups systematically receive fewer opportunities than others. The essays in this book have been prepared by experts from different disciplines, ranging from philosophy to engineering, and from economics to epidemiology. On the basis of recent scientific insights, World of Difference examines how group memberships impact on individual outcomes in four key domains: health, education and work, migration, and the environment. This offers a new moral perspective on social inequality, which policy makers tend to neglect.

Third-country nationals can use regulation 1231/10 to invoke regulation 883/04, However, the territorial limitation imposed by regulation 1231/10 still limits third-country nationals. The main issue is that regulation 1231/10 is restricted to EU territory. Outside of the EU, any requirement regarding equal treatment in accordance with regulation 1231/10 is not applicable. Decision 3/80, the European Convention on Social Security, the Dutch-Turkish social security treaty and ILO Treaty 118 also consider facts outside of the EU, as demonstrated by figures of the Employee Insurance Agency and Social Insurance Bank. Relevant facts outside of the EU include for example the periods of time third-country nationals lived and worked in third countries and the export of benefits to these countries. My proposal to conclude new treaties with third countries on the EU level was discussed in the context of the four analysed coordination schemes. In the discussion, I have researched what possibilities exist to include the techniques of the involved schemes in treaties with third countries, to address those exact issues faced by third country nationals as a result of the limited territorial scope of regulation 1231/10. In addition to facing possible issues because the territorial scope is limited to the EU, third-country nationals also face issues from regulation 1231/10 resulting from the requirement that a third-country national must be in a situation which is not confined in all respects within a single EU Member State. We have seen that the analysed coordination schemes do not require the cross-border movement between at least two EU Member States before involved persons can call upon the concerned coordination schemes. With respect to these coordination schemes, it suffices that the involved persons move from one treaty country to another. This is therefore not limited to just EU Member States. There are no relevant objections for cancelling the requirement that third-country nationals as a result of regulation 1231/10 ...

Boerenzij The Rural Side' questions the hegemony of urban culture through encounters with the countryside in the city. This art project created with and by Rotterdammers places rural migration, mindsets, memories, objects and en plein air drawings in the midst of the current gentrification of Rotterdam-Zuid. Boerenzij demands critical awareness of the naturalness with which rural culture is being swallowed up and urbanized worldwide.0

This bibliography on women in Indonesia lists 269 periodical articles and monographs in the following divisions: general; women and economy; women and family; women and health; women and children; women in film and literature; women and migrations; women and education; women and their organizations; women, law and religion; various subjects. Most items are annotated. An author and a geographical index have been added.(Koninkl. Inst. voor Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde)