The Concept of Integration in Refugee and Immigrant Studies

The concept of integration is quite a popular one, debated and discussed majorly in developed Nations. Integration is an imperative area of empirical apprehension and inquiry in refugee and immigrant studies. The earlier works has observed integration to be possible only through international fortifications. Their status and discrimination in particular are contemporary gamut of refugee discourses around the world. This paper argues that successful integration of any refugee or immigrant group depends not only in the growth of developmental policies and programs in the host nations but also hints that it is a shared priority of all depending on several aspects which is situational and diverse. It also concedes several ideas of assimilation that help such involved communities with their respective roles,before and after migration and also its fundamental facets of challenges. It looks at several historical uncertainties or unforeseen state of affairs, case studies and findings. The fundamental argument of this paper lies in the conceptual framework and the notion of integration to be diverse and has several considerations which are varied at different places. However the preceding observations in the existing literature on integration are important with international legal issues which bridges over studies of migrants and complexities at various levels. Therefore absence of such studies of integration is merely a gap where this paper might heave a morsel of thought and accounts of such after migration situation can be studied from these par lances.