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(No) Longer Dependent: The Association between Reception and Civic Integration Policies and Social Assistance Dependency Among Refugees in the Netherlands
economy-and-organizationsemploymentpublic-affairspublic-policy-and-public-administrationrefugeessocial-and-behavioral-sciencessociology
We analysed how key aspects of refugees’ reception and civic integration experiences relate to their probability of exiting social assistance for employment in the Netherlands. We focused on the duration of stay in reception centres, relocations between centres, completion of the civic integration p
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