The Integration Hub, in partnership with Policy Exchange, explores ethnic integration across five distinct themes – Residential Patterns, Work and Welfare, Society and Everyday Life, Education, and Attitudes and Identity. It presents much of the relevant data and research and allows you to explore integration across England and Wales through our interactive data maps.

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Residential Patterns
Work and Welfare
Society and Everyday Life
Education
Attitudes and Identity

Latest Research
Index of Integration
The two sides of diversity: Which are the most ethnically diverse occupations?

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  • Integration or boundary maintenance: A response to the MCB

     March 23, 2018 by Philip Wood

    Our Shared British Future is the Muslim Council of Britain’s report on the integration of Muslims in Britain, timed to coincide with the government’s Green Paper on integration. It stresses that most British Muslims consider Britain to provide their only national identity and that only 6% of Muslims find it difficult to operate in English.1 Increasing numbers

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March 14 – Government announces Integrated Communities Strategy green paper

Read response from David Goodhart here

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The Integration Hub, in partnership with Policy Exchange, explores ethnic integration across five distinct themes – Residential Patterns, Work and Welfare, Society and Everyday Life, Education, and Attitudes and Identity. It presents much of the relevant data and research and allows you to explore integration across England and Wales through our interactive data maps.

Chapters

Residential Patterns
Work and Welfare
Society and Everyday Life
Education
Attitudes and Identity

Latest Research
Index of Integration
The two sides of diversity: Which are the most ethnically diverse occupations?