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Immigrant integration on the labor market in Europe

This is an AI overview (produced by Notebook LM) of chapter 4.3.1 of my book, "Cultural Origins and Immigrant Integration in the West. Towards Emergence of Ethnically Divided Societies?" self-published, 2021. The video overviews economic integration of immigrants in Europe. What can be observed, first of all, is that second generation immigrants achieve higher income and lower unemployment than first generation immigrants. Still, after taking into account education and age, significant gaps (so-called ethnic penalties) remain between some immigrant groups and rooted Europeans even in the second generation. The gaps affect primarily Muslim immigrants and those from the Caribbean. The causes are complex: discrimination, fewer social connections with high-status individuals, different work culture, or women’s lower labor force participation. My book is mostly a summary of the existing research on immigrant integration. It can be downloaded from my academia.edu page: https://www.academia.edu/50668497/Cul... My name is Adam Bilinski. I am a researcher specializing in immigrant integration and democratization. I obtained a doctorate in political science from the University of Florida in 2015. Many viewers will likely raise a fair criticism - why don't you make videos yourself instead of using AI? Well, I admit AI does a better job explaining the gist of my argument that I would do myself. Few people would watch a video of a moderately entertaining (or, depending on your taste, quite boring) professor talking about complicated issues.