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Contents: Preface; Introduction, Paul Van Aerschot and Patricia Daenzer. Part 1 Integration Policies: Migration, post migration policies and social integration in Canada, Patricia Daenzer; From the bottom up: developing a community based immigration strategy. A Canadian case study, Tim Rees; Shifting policy aims in the reformed Finnish and Swedish integration legislation, Paul Van Aerschot; Integration beyond multiculturalism: social cohesion and structural discrimination in Sweden, Masoud Kamali; Citizen-making at the language centres. Civic education for immigrants through the official Danish language tuition, Marjukka Weide; Remarks on the legal and political status of EU citizenship, Joakim Nergelius. Part 2 Regulating the Protection of Immigrants in a Vulnerable Position: Regulating the irregular - third-country labour migration in a changing society from a Swedish and EU perspective, Andreas Inghammar; The exploitation of migrant labour and the problems of control in Finland, Anne Alvesalo-Kuusi, Anniina Jokinen and Natalia Ollus; The right to health care for irregular migrants in Sweden - a dilemma for the universal model and the moral economy, Carin Bjorngren Cuadra; Ethnic minorities among other minorities - a disfavoured group in Danish society?, Martin Bak Jorgensen and Ruth Emerek; Social assistance for immigrants and refugees in Denmark. A judgment and a prophecy, Ida Elisabeth Koch; Free legal aid in a marginalized area in Denmark, Nina v. Hielmcrone; Generational negotiations on young men's criminality and ethnic hierarchies in Finland, Paivi Honkatukia and Leena Suurpaa; Policing and newcomer communities in Canada: policy, training and practice, William Shaffir, Vic Satzewich and Hila Taraky; Integration and the protection of immigrants: Canadian-Nordic comparisons, Patricia Daenzer, Paul Van Aerschot and Tim Rees; Conclusions, Patricia Daenzer and Paul Van Aerschot. Index.