Migrations and Subsequent Integration

In this paradigm-shifting book from award winning Louai Hamdosch, he writes about the fact that migrations and the subsequent integration processes of immigrants to Germany have been a central topic since the 1970s. Almost every member of the host society was directly or indirectly confronted with integration patterns. For their part, the migrants have been trying for years to integrate themselves into the host society and to find their way around in their new home country after the life on the move. In doing so, however, the refugees encounter problems and difficulties in Germany that are addressed in fiction. Louai Hamdosch's award winning "Migrations and Subsequent Integration" highlights the topic of the Limits and Potentials of Integration in Germany in the Mirror of Literature with excellence and provides readers with an insight into migration literature and it's significance in German literature. In addition, he examines the topics of migrants' literature and the position they take on the integration progress. Subsequently adressing multiple affiliation and its effects on the individual during the integration process, Louai Hamdosch shows what significance language has for the identity of the migrants and what misunderstandings and difficulties are caused by speechlessness in their new home country. "Migrations and Subsequent Integration" provides invaluable context for understanding contemporary Germany's unique role within regional politics at a time when an unprecedented influx of immigrants and refugees present the European community with a significant challenge. Award winning "Migrations and Subsequent Integration" by Louai Hamdosch is one of many non-fiction german novels (or book) about the refugee and late migrations crisis in Germany.