par 8 The future (of the pluralist society)

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Previously
Religious model - 

Atheist model - 
Religiously Neutral Model - 
Pluralist model - 


Slide 1 - Slide

Iran
China
US / France
Netherlands
Religious model
Atheist model
Religious neutral model
Pluralist model

Slide 2 - Drag question

France and US are both religious neutral models. However, there is difference in approach. Explain (p. 183 righthand side, down). Use own words

Slide 3 - Open question

par 8 The future - (Pluralist society)

Slide 4 - Slide

Restrictive 
immigration policy





welcome under strict conditions
'Liberal' (=free) 
immigration policy

(so not liberal in the sense of policital parties / ideology (VVD))

fairly easy to come in

Slide 5 - Slide

Immigrants to the NLs  
in different ages (p. 160)
  • Belgians ,Portugese Jews, French protestants
  • German migrant workers
  • Former colonies (Indonesia, Surinam, Antilles)
  • Guestworkers (Southern Europe, Morocco, Turkey)
  • Family formation and family reunion
  • EU citizen
  • Refugees (granted asylum) 
Remember?

Slide 6 - Slide


Love (family formation en familiy reunion)

Work (labour migrants; guest workers + study/school)

Shelter (asylum seekers)
Restrictive immigration policy




Slide 7 - Slide


Love

Work



Shelter
Restrictive immigration policy
Proof of relation




Slide 8 - Slide


Love

Work



Shelter
Restrictive immigration policy
Proof of relation

Only EU or 
high paid jobs (knowledge migrants = kennismigranten)

Slide 9 - Slide


Love

Work



Shelter
Restrictive immigration policy
Proof of relation

Only EU or 
high paid jobs (knowledge migrants = kennismigranten)

Proof of  prosecution, 
death threat etc

Slide 10 - Slide

  • (1) Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
(also in Constitution) 

(2) European Convention on Human Rights(1950)
family formation and family reunification
 (3) UN-Convention on Status of Refugees (1951)
right of refugees
"prosecuted for religion, political conviction, nationality,  race, social identity " 

 (4) Treaty of Maastricht (1992)
free movement of persons and goods (EU)

INTERNATIONAL RULES

Slide 11 - Slide

  •  (1) Universal Declaration of Human Rights (1948)
(also in Constitution) 

(2) European Convention on Human Rights(1950)
family formation and family reunification
 (3) UN-Convention on Status of Refugees (1951)
right of refugees
"prosecuted for religion, political conviction, nationality,  race, social identity " 

 (4) Treaty of Maastricht (1992)
free movement of persons and goods 
(EU)

Slide 12 - Slide

Welcome or not?
Naima (17) from Egypt marries her Dutch fiancé Jan (21). After the wedding, they would like to live together in Utrecht.
A
Not welcome. Min. age for family formation is 21
B
Maybe, only after proof that it is a long lasting relation
C
only if Jan has an own income (no state benefit)
D
Welcome, marriage is sufficient condition

Slide 13 - Quiz

An Algerian boy, living in France, thinks that he will have a better chance of getting a job
Welcome or not?
(choose the best fitting answer)
A
Welcome, France is part of the EU (Treaty of Maastricht)
B
Not welcome, Algeria is not part of the EU.
C
Welcome, provided he has a French passport
D
Not welcome, a job is not sufficient reason to go from France to the NLs

Slide 14 - Quiz

A young man from Mexico is severely beaten at a police station after a protest demonstration. After being freed, he flees to the Netherlands.
Welcome or not? (Choose best answer)
A
No, Mexico is considered a safe country
B
Yes, he is a political refugee
C
Yes, when police uses violence, he is a political refugee
D
No, but the Immigration Service will contact the Mexican police

Slide 15 - Quiz

Siyad Husayn (27) has fled to the Netherlands to escape the violence in his native country, Somalia.

Welcome or not? (Choose the best answer)
A
Probably, Somalia has an ongoing civil war
B
Only if relatives are already in the NLs
C
No, Somalia has save zones; he can live there

Slide 16 - Quiz

After her husband disappeared without trace, Halima Sayedi (22) from Afghanistan decides to flee to the Netherlands.
Welcome or not?
A
No, insufficient reason to become a refugee
B
Yes, because of the presence of Taliban and Al Qaida
C
Yes, it is likely that her husband is killed
D
Maybe, if the husband is gone for longer than 6 months

Slide 17 - Quiz

Tekst
UDHR
European Convention
Human Rights
UN - 
convention
refugees
Treaty of Maastricht
Basic Human Rights
Free migration 
Famiiy reunification
Rights of asylum seekers

Slide 18 - Drag question

What was the most valuable thing
you learned today?

Slide 19 - Open question