This number deals with the issue of integration as an integral part of the development of community cohesion, ensuring that diverse and multi-faceted communities can live together and attain common goals.

Of special interest is the article on the European Inclusion Index which measures the policies of EU Member States regarding the integration of third country nationals in the areas of labour market inclusion, long-term residence, family reunion, nationality and anti-discrimination. Published by the British Council for the first time in 2005, a new edition is expected for 2007.

Worth attention are furthermore the practical case studies of integration at city level from Denmark and the United Kingdom.

Most articles of this issue are available online - in English, French and German - on the website of the Centre at this external link.