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A new survey released Novermber 17, shows that that 50% of Americans and 47% of Europeans think immigration is more of a problem than an opportunity, but a closer look shows nuanced views of immigration and integration on both sides of the Atlantic and marked differences within Europe.
The inaugural Transatlantic Trends: Immigration public opinion survey addresses immigration and integration issues including national identity, citizenship, migration management policies, national security, and the economic opportunities and challenges brought on by migrants. More Key Findings and Topline Data is available for download at http://www.transatlantictrends.org.
Heumann, Knorn join GMF as Transatlantic Fellows October 20, 2008
Hans-Dieter Heumann and Till Knorn have joined the German Marshall Fund (GMF) as transatlantic fellows. Heumann, previously minister and head of the Political Department at the German Embassy in Washington, DC, will research the foreign policy of former German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher as well as study transatlantic relations, Russia, and France. Knorn, currently on leave from the German Foreign Service, will be observing the U.S. presidential election.
Transatlantic Academy announces first group of Fellows October 14, 2008
Four senior academics and two post-doctoral fellows make up first group of scholars. Over the course of a year, Fellows will study different aspects of migration and integration from different academic and national perspectives.
A new survey released Novermber 17, shows that that 50% of Americans and 47% of Europeans think immigration is more of a problem than an opportunity, but a closer look shows nuanced views of immigration and integration on both sides of the Atlantic and marked differences within Europe.