The Vic Model: From school redistribution to xenophobic voting
Abstract
In 1997, the authorities of Vic, a municipality with one of the highest immigration rates in Spain, implemented a programme called the Vic Model, which was a plan for the geographical redistribution or desegregation of immigrant students. The aim of the programme was to avoid the concentration or segregation of immigrants, which was defined as a problem, and to thereby dilute ethnic and cultural differences. According to scientific research,...
Paper Details
Title
The Vic Model: From school redistribution to xenophobic voting
Published Date
Nov 1, 2020
Journal
Volume
83
Pages
102254 - 102254
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