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October 5, 2017

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Challenges of Settling in Rural Scotland: Drawing Parallels between ‘New Scots’ Refugees and Central & Eastern European Migrants

Dr Holly Porteous, Immigration, ScotlandBy Social Sciences CommunicationsOctober 5, 2017

How Syrian New Scots refugees face some similar challenges to Central and Eastern European migrants in their experiences of building a new life in rural towns and villages.

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