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Dutch Multicultural Society - Netherlands 2024

Rahul John
Rahul John

Dutch Multiculturalism 2023-24. PPT Presentation on Multi-Culturalism in Netherlands. Europe Multi culture today 2024 Islam in Netherlands 2024, Islamophobia in Europe. Muslims in Netherlands, Presentation on pillarization in Netherlands, Diversity in Netherlands, Holland, Refugees in Netherlands, Foreigners in Dutch Society.

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Contents: Brief Introduction: The Netherlands A Fact Spread non-Western immigrants in the Netherlands Diversity The New Diversity: Non-Western ethnic minorities in the Netherlands Netherlands Refugee Statistics 1960-2022 Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands How many residents have a foreign country of origin? Population of Non-Dutch Origin Largest groups of foreign immigrants to the Netherlands in 2022, by nationality Largest groups of foreign immigrants to the Netherlands In 2022, by nationality Multiculturalism And Dutch Policies Handling Migration allochtoon Frits Bolkestein Growing Imphasis on Islam Multicultural Mayor : Ahmed Aboutaleb Rijsttafel : A Dish to Bridge Dutch and Indonesian Identities Indian Community : Success Story In the Netherlands Some Books Sources
Brief Introduction: The Netherlands Dont call the Netherlands Holland The Netherlands consists of 12 provinces, only two of which actually make up Holland. The Netherlands has the highest population density in Europe (522 per square kilometre) The Netherlands is the lowest-lying country in Europe There are more bicycles in the Netherlands than people One-fifth of the population in the Netherlands is foreign-born The Netherlands has the highest English proficiency in the world The Netherlands has one official language The Dutch government plans to ban new gas and diesel cars by 2030 It was one of the founding members of the European Economic Community (predecessor to the European Union) and the NATO During WW1, the Netherlands remained neutral; in WW2, the Netherlands endured a five-year occupation by Germany
"GodmadetheEarth,buttheDutchmadeHolland." Today more than 1,491 miles (2,400 kilometers) of dikes shield the low, flat landalmosthalf of which lies below sea levelfromthe North Sea. Fact: Without the existing dikes 65 percent of the country would be flooded daily.
Spread of non- Western immigrants in the Netherlands Little less than half of all immigrants in the Netherlands (1.4 million people) have a Western background. These so-called Western immigrants originally come from other European countries (except Turkey), the United States, Indonesia, Japan and Australia.
A major difference, however, was that these migrants residence was seen as temporary migrants were encouraged to retain their cultural identity. The official justification was that this would help them reintegrate upon their return to their countries of origin. The authorities also facilitated migrants in setting up their own associations and consultative bodies. This approach of creating separate facilities based on community identities was not new to the Dutch. In the 1950s, it was mainly through a number of well- chosen social policy measures for the so-called repatriates from Indonesia were encouraged to assimilate into Dutch society, with which most already had a certain familiarity. Later, in the 1960s and 1970s, social policy again played a crucial role in the reception and guidance of newly arriving immigrants, low skilled guest workers from Southern Europe, Turkey, and Morocco, Surinam or the former Netherlands Antilles. In todays Dutch society, not only has the number of people with a migration background increased, but the migrants hail from much more diverse backgrounds. People belonging to the classical communities of immigrants are now in a minority, with the majority of migrants having come from a wide range of other countries, including Poland, Bulgaria, Syria, Germany, India and China. The New Diversity: Non-Western ethnic minorities in the Netherlands
Pillarization The pillarised structure of Dutch society assumed its most developed form between the late 1910s and the mid 1960s. During this period most people lived most of their lives within one of the following three (or four) pillars: Roman Catholic orthodox Calvinist Or secular
Forecast: Share of people in the Netherlands with a migration background, 1996 2060
Diversity Bydiversity,wemeanethnically diversebackgrounds.
Netherlands Refugee Statistics 1960-2022 Netherlands refugee statistics for 2022 was 218,457.00, a 119.37% increase from 2021.
Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands
How many residents have a foreign country of origin?
Dutch Multicultural Society - Netherlands 2024
Largest groups of foreign immigrants to the Netherlands in 2022, by nationality
Multiculturalism and Dutch Policies Multiculturalism was launched to protect and promote the distinctive identities and ways of life of minorities. Dutch policies have been dynamic and fluid over the past four decades. The policy assumes that minorities wish to preserve their identities and ways of life; believe that their well-being is tied to preserving them; are concerned that they are threatened; and are right in believing them to be threatened.
Handling Migration Gain A Better Understanding Of The Various Migrant Communities Equipping Organizations Fair Treatment For All Migrants Introducing All Dutch Citizens To Dutch Society Getting To Know Peoples Faces Improving Migrants Socio-economic Position
allochtoon Frequently to mean people with a non-western background. (Alien) They are viewed as dark, foreign, intrusive, working class, and deviant.
Frits Bolkestein Was the leader of the conservative Liberal Party People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) Triggered a first public debate about immigration.
Growing Imphasis on Islam Theo van Gogh was murdered in 2004 by a Dutch-born Muslim fundamentalist of Moroccan background who felt the film director had insulted Islam. This murder provoked strong reactions among large segments of the native population, who tended to be blind to the fact that the vast majority of Muslims in the Netherlands also strongly disagreed with the killing. Since then, immigration and integration have risen to the top of the political agenda. Attitudes towards these issues have become much tougher, not only in politics, but also in society at large.
Multicultural Mayor : Ahmed Aboutaleb Just days before the United States elected Barack Obama as its first non-white president in November 2008, a similar milestone was reached in the Netherlands. The Dutch city of Rotterdam is known to be one of Europes most dynamic, diverse and multicultural cities. Did you know?! For the first time in history, a Dutch Moroccan became mayor not just of a small village, but of the second largest city in the country: Rotterdam.
What is often overlooked, is that newcomers may also influence local cuisine. Rijsttafel : A Dish to Bridge Dutch and Indonesian Identities It is a symbol of intangible cultural heritage, demonstrating its long-standing popularity and honouring the importance of Indonesian cuisine to modern Dutch culture. This is how Americans and the world got their pizzas, how chicken tikka masala became a standard dish in the United Kingdom, and why the French have taken on couscous. The Dutch have their own version of this culinary creolization: Indonesian rijsttafel or rice table. R I C E T A B L E
It is the largest Indian origin diaspora in mainland Europe (after the United Kingdom) with more than 200,000 members of Hindustani-Surinami community and more than 60,000 Indian professionals and students. The Hindustanis are the descendants of British-Indian indentured laborers who migrated to the Dutch colony of Surinam between 1873 and 1916, and who moved on to the Netherlands in particular during the 1970s and 1980s. The Netherlands is home to some 200 Indian companies, half of which are based in the capital, creating employment opportunities for skilled Indian migrants, three quarters of whom work in IT and information services. Indian Community : Success Story In the Netherlands
Dutch Multicultural Society - Netherlands 2024
Sources https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/library-document/dutch-multicultural-society-fact-and-figures-0_en https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/netherlands https://www.expatica.com/nl/moving/about/netherlands-facts-108857/ https://www.ucl.ac.uk/dutchstudies/an/SP_LINKS_UCL_POPUP/SPs_english/multicultureel_gev_ENG/pages/allochtonen.html WRR Publications: https://english.wrr.nl/publications/publications/2018/07/11/summary-the-new-diversity-v38 https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/visualisations/dashboard-population/population-dynamics/immigration https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/dossier/asylum-migration-and-integration/how-many-residents-have-a-foreign-country-of-origin- https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/NLD/netherlands/refugee-statistics#:~:text=Netherlands%20refugee%20statistics%20for%202022,a%201.57%25%20increase%20from%202019. https://ind.nl/en/about-us/statistics-and-publications/asylum-trends FORUM Dutch Institute for Multicultural Society: https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/library-document/dutch-multicultural-society-fact-and-figures-0_en https://www.dutchnews.nl/2016/03/dutch-government-re-examines-use-of-the-terms-allochtoon-and-autochtoon/ https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/news/netherlands-government-re-examines-use-term-allochtoon-alien_en https://www.statista.com/statistics/525804/netherlands-largest-groups-of-immigrants-by-nationality/ https://folklife.si.edu/magazine/rijsttafel-dutch-indonesian-identities https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/high-influx-of-ukrainian-refugees-putting-dutch-capacities-under-pressure/ https://mayorsofeurope.eu/mayor/rotterdam/ https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1814342 https://cadmus.eui.eu/handle/1814/23485 https://www.dutchnews.nl/2019/09/highly-skilled-happy-and-at-home-indian-expats-share-their-experiences/ https://www.indiaspora.org/blog/the-netherlands-home-to-the-second-largest-indian-diaspora-in-europe#:~:text=With%20a%20population%20of%2017.5,includes%20approximately%20200%2C000%20Indo%2DSurinamese. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1006973011455 https://acs-metropolis.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/canadiandiversity-vol4-no1-2005-176qr.pdf#page=34 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijintrel.2005.01.009 https://doi.org/10.2307/3002044
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Dutch Multicultural Society - Netherlands 2024

  • 2. Contents: Brief Introduction: The Netherlands A Fact Spread non-Western immigrants in the Netherlands Diversity The New Diversity: Non-Western ethnic minorities in the Netherlands Netherlands Refugee Statistics 1960-2022 Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands How many residents have a foreign country of origin? Population of Non-Dutch Origin Largest groups of foreign immigrants to the Netherlands in 2022, by nationality Largest groups of foreign immigrants to the Netherlands In 2022, by nationality Multiculturalism And Dutch Policies Handling Migration allochtoon Frits Bolkestein Growing Imphasis on Islam Multicultural Mayor : Ahmed Aboutaleb Rijsttafel : A Dish to Bridge Dutch and Indonesian Identities Indian Community : Success Story In the Netherlands Some Books Sources
  • 3. Brief Introduction: The Netherlands Dont call the Netherlands Holland The Netherlands consists of 12 provinces, only two of which actually make up Holland. The Netherlands has the highest population density in Europe (522 per square kilometre) The Netherlands is the lowest-lying country in Europe There are more bicycles in the Netherlands than people One-fifth of the population in the Netherlands is foreign-born The Netherlands has the highest English proficiency in the world The Netherlands has one official language The Dutch government plans to ban new gas and diesel cars by 2030 It was one of the founding members of the European Economic Community (predecessor to the European Union) and the NATO During WW1, the Netherlands remained neutral; in WW2, the Netherlands endured a five-year occupation by Germany
  • 4. "GodmadetheEarth,buttheDutchmadeHolland." Today more than 1,491 miles (2,400 kilometers) of dikes shield the low, flat landalmosthalf of which lies below sea levelfromthe North Sea. Fact: Without the existing dikes 65 percent of the country would be flooded daily.
  • 5. Spread of non- Western immigrants in the Netherlands Little less than half of all immigrants in the Netherlands (1.4 million people) have a Western background. These so-called Western immigrants originally come from other European countries (except Turkey), the United States, Indonesia, Japan and Australia.
  • 6. A major difference, however, was that these migrants residence was seen as temporary migrants were encouraged to retain their cultural identity. The official justification was that this would help them reintegrate upon their return to their countries of origin. The authorities also facilitated migrants in setting up their own associations and consultative bodies. This approach of creating separate facilities based on community identities was not new to the Dutch. In the 1950s, it was mainly through a number of well- chosen social policy measures for the so-called repatriates from Indonesia were encouraged to assimilate into Dutch society, with which most already had a certain familiarity. Later, in the 1960s and 1970s, social policy again played a crucial role in the reception and guidance of newly arriving immigrants, low skilled guest workers from Southern Europe, Turkey, and Morocco, Surinam or the former Netherlands Antilles. In todays Dutch society, not only has the number of people with a migration background increased, but the migrants hail from much more diverse backgrounds. People belonging to the classical communities of immigrants are now in a minority, with the majority of migrants having come from a wide range of other countries, including Poland, Bulgaria, Syria, Germany, India and China. The New Diversity: Non-Western ethnic minorities in the Netherlands
  • 7. Pillarization The pillarised structure of Dutch society assumed its most developed form between the late 1910s and the mid 1960s. During this period most people lived most of their lives within one of the following three (or four) pillars: Roman Catholic orthodox Calvinist Or secular
  • 8. Forecast: Share of people in the Netherlands with a migration background, 1996 2060
  • 10. Netherlands Refugee Statistics 1960-2022 Netherlands refugee statistics for 2022 was 218,457.00, a 119.37% increase from 2021.
  • 11. Asylum Seekers in the Netherlands
  • 12. How many residents have a foreign country of origin?
  • 15. Multiculturalism and Dutch Policies Multiculturalism was launched to protect and promote the distinctive identities and ways of life of minorities. Dutch policies have been dynamic and fluid over the past four decades. The policy assumes that minorities wish to preserve their identities and ways of life; believe that their well-being is tied to preserving them; are concerned that they are threatened; and are right in believing them to be threatened.
  • 16. Handling Migration Gain A Better Understanding Of The Various Migrant Communities Equipping Organizations Fair Treatment For All Migrants Introducing All Dutch Citizens To Dutch Society Getting To Know Peoples Faces Improving Migrants Socio-economic Position
  • 17. allochtoon Frequently to mean people with a non-western background. (Alien) They are viewed as dark, foreign, intrusive, working class, and deviant.
  • 18. Frits Bolkestein Was the leader of the conservative Liberal Party People's Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD) Triggered a first public debate about immigration.
  • 19. Growing Imphasis on Islam Theo van Gogh was murdered in 2004 by a Dutch-born Muslim fundamentalist of Moroccan background who felt the film director had insulted Islam. This murder provoked strong reactions among large segments of the native population, who tended to be blind to the fact that the vast majority of Muslims in the Netherlands also strongly disagreed with the killing. Since then, immigration and integration have risen to the top of the political agenda. Attitudes towards these issues have become much tougher, not only in politics, but also in society at large.
  • 20. Multicultural Mayor : Ahmed Aboutaleb Just days before the United States elected Barack Obama as its first non-white president in November 2008, a similar milestone was reached in the Netherlands. The Dutch city of Rotterdam is known to be one of Europes most dynamic, diverse and multicultural cities. Did you know?! For the first time in history, a Dutch Moroccan became mayor not just of a small village, but of the second largest city in the country: Rotterdam.
  • 21. What is often overlooked, is that newcomers may also influence local cuisine. Rijsttafel : A Dish to Bridge Dutch and Indonesian Identities It is a symbol of intangible cultural heritage, demonstrating its long-standing popularity and honouring the importance of Indonesian cuisine to modern Dutch culture. This is how Americans and the world got their pizzas, how chicken tikka masala became a standard dish in the United Kingdom, and why the French have taken on couscous. The Dutch have their own version of this culinary creolization: Indonesian rijsttafel or rice table. R I C E T A B L E
  • 22. It is the largest Indian origin diaspora in mainland Europe (after the United Kingdom) with more than 200,000 members of Hindustani-Surinami community and more than 60,000 Indian professionals and students. The Hindustanis are the descendants of British-Indian indentured laborers who migrated to the Dutch colony of Surinam between 1873 and 1916, and who moved on to the Netherlands in particular during the 1970s and 1980s. The Netherlands is home to some 200 Indian companies, half of which are based in the capital, creating employment opportunities for skilled Indian migrants, three quarters of whom work in IT and information services. Indian Community : Success Story In the Netherlands
  • 24. Sources https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/library-document/dutch-multicultural-society-fact-and-figures-0_en https://kids.nationalgeographic.com/geography/countries/article/netherlands https://www.expatica.com/nl/moving/about/netherlands-facts-108857/ https://www.ucl.ac.uk/dutchstudies/an/SP_LINKS_UCL_POPUP/SPs_english/multicultureel_gev_ENG/pages/allochtonen.html WRR Publications: https://english.wrr.nl/publications/publications/2018/07/11/summary-the-new-diversity-v38 https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/visualisations/dashboard-population/population-dynamics/immigration https://www.cbs.nl/en-gb/dossier/asylum-migration-and-integration/how-many-residents-have-a-foreign-country-of-origin- https://www.macrotrends.net/countries/NLD/netherlands/refugee-statistics#:~:text=Netherlands%20refugee%20statistics%20for%202022,a%201.57%25%20increase%20from%202019. https://ind.nl/en/about-us/statistics-and-publications/asylum-trends FORUM Dutch Institute for Multicultural Society: https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/library-document/dutch-multicultural-society-fact-and-figures-0_en https://www.dutchnews.nl/2016/03/dutch-government-re-examines-use-of-the-terms-allochtoon-and-autochtoon/ https://ec.europa.eu/migrant-integration/news/netherlands-government-re-examines-use-term-allochtoon-alien_en https://www.statista.com/statistics/525804/netherlands-largest-groups-of-immigrants-by-nationality/ https://folklife.si.edu/magazine/rijsttafel-dutch-indonesian-identities https://www.euractiv.com/section/politics/news/high-influx-of-ukrainian-refugees-putting-dutch-capacities-under-pressure/ https://mayorsofeurope.eu/mayor/rotterdam/ https://pib.gov.in/PressReleaseIframePage.aspx?PRID=1814342 https://cadmus.eui.eu/handle/1814/23485 https://www.dutchnews.nl/2019/09/highly-skilled-happy-and-at-home-indian-expats-share-their-experiences/ https://www.indiaspora.org/blog/the-netherlands-home-to-the-second-largest-indian-diaspora-in-europe#:~:text=With%20a%20population%20of%2017.5,includes%20approximately%20200%2C000%20Indo%2DSurinamese. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1023/A:1006973011455 https://acs-metropolis.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/canadiandiversity-vol4-no1-2005-176qr.pdf#page=34 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijintrel.2005.01.009 https://doi.org/10.2307/3002044
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