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July 18, 2018

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Blog: Why consider a social integration strategy in Scotland?

EU and Brexit, Immigration, Research project - outputsBy Social Sciences CommunicationsJuly 18, 2018

Dr Paulina Trevena presents the results of a SPICe and University of Glasgow research project on attracting and retaining migrants in post-Brexit Scotland.

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