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Debating Values & Identity With Newcomers & European Natives

March 3, 2016 by Hans Blokland, by Hans Blokland, Civil society, Deliberation, Democratic Theory, Uncategorized No Comment 2 Views

In 2015, roughly 1,1 million refugees came to Germany. About 428,500 of these people are Syrians. Refugees from Iraq (13%) and Afghanistan (10%) form the second and third largest group. For 2016, the

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