From the reviews: "'A Life-Course Perspective on Migration and Integration' is an edited volume that compiles a number of articles on immigrants' integration. ... Unlike many edited books, this volume has a clear theoretical message and a visible red thread. ... the volume does a good job in showing that the life course approach is something between a helpful reminder of the theoretical principles that should guide empirical integration research and a magic bullet for those interested in the topic." (Claudia Diehl, European Journal of Population, Vol. 28, 2012)

• 1.   Matthias Wingens / Helga de Valk / Michael Windzio / Can Aybek:The sociological life course approach and research on migration and integration.- 2.   Janina Söhn: Immigrants’ educational attainment: a closer look at the age-at-migration effect.- 3.   Can Aybek: Varying hurdles for low-skilled youth on the way to the labour market.- 4.   Irena Kogan / Frank Kalter / Elisabeth Liebau / Yinon Cohen: Individual resources and structural constraints in immigrants’ labour market integration.- 5.   Karin Schittenhelm:Overcoming barriers. Career trajectories of highly skilled members of the German second generation.- 6.   Rossalina Latcheva / Barbara Herzog-Punzenberger: Integration trajectories – a mixed method approach.- 7.   Ingrid Tucci:National context and logic of social distancing: children of immigrants in France and Germany.- 8.   Helga de Valk: Paths to adulthood: A focus on the children of immigrants in the Netherlands.- 9.   Michael Windzio: Linked life-events. Leaving parental home in Turkish immigrant and native families in Germany.- 10. Raya Muttarak: Occupational mobility in the life course of intermarried ethnic minorities.- 11.  Andreas Farwick:The effect of ethnic segregation on the process of assimilation.- 12. Reinhard Schunck: Immigrant integration, transnational activities and the life course.- 13. Helga de Valk / Michael Windzio / Matthias Wingens / Can Aybek:Immigrant settlement and the life course: an exchange of research perspectives and outlook for the future.

From the reviews: "'A Life-Course Perspective on Migration and Integration' is an edited volume that compiles a number of articles on immigrants' integration. ... Unlike many edited books, this volume has a clear theoretical message and a visible red thread. ... the volume does a good job in showing that the life course approach is something between a helpful reminder of the theoretical principles that should guide empirical integration research and a magic bullet for those interested in the topic." (Claudia Diehl, European Journal of Population, Vol. 28, 2012)

• 1.   Matthias Wingens / Helga de Valk / Michael Windzio / Can Aybek:The sociological life course approach and research on migration and integration.- 2.   Janina Söhn: Immigrants’ educational attainment: a closer look at the age-at-migration effect.- 3.   Can Aybek: Varying hurdles for low-skilled youth on the way to the labour market.- 4.   Irena Kogan / Frank Kalter / Elisabeth Liebau / Yinon Cohen: Individual resources and structural constraints in immigrants’ labour market integration.- 5.   Karin Schittenhelm:Overcoming barriers. Career trajectories of highly skilled members of the German second generation.- 6.   Rossalina Latcheva / Barbara Herzog-Punzenberger: Integration trajectories – a mixed method approach.- 7.   Ingrid Tucci:National context and logic of social distancing: children of immigrants in France and Germany.- 8.   Helga de Valk: Paths to adulthood: A focus on the children of immigrants in the Netherlands.- 9.   Michael Windzio: Linked life-events. Leaving parental home in Turkish immigrant and native families in Germany.- 10. Raya Muttarak: Occupational mobility in the life course of intermarried ethnic minorities.- 11.  Andreas Farwick:The effect of ethnic segregation on the process of assimilation.- 12. Reinhard Schunck: Immigrant integration, transnational activities and the life course.- 13. Helga de Valk / Michael Windzio / Matthias Wingens / Can Aybek:Immigrant settlement and the life course: an exchange of research perspectives and outlook for the future.

From the reviews: "'A Life-Course Perspective on Migration and Integration' is an edited volume that compiles a number of articles on immigrants' integration. ... Unlike many edited books, this volume has a clear theoretical message and a visible red thread. ... the volume does a good job in showing that the life course approach is something between a helpful reminder of the theoretical principles that should guide empirical integration research and a magic bullet for those interested in the topic." (Claudia Diehl, European Journal of Population, Vol. 28, 2012)

• 1.   Matthias Wingens / Helga de Valk / Michael Windzio / Can Aybek:The sociological life course approach and research on migration and integration.- 2.   Janina Söhn: Immigrants’ educational attainment: a closer look at the age-at-migration effect.- 3.   Can Aybek: Varying hurdles for low-skilled youth on the way to the labour market.- 4.   Irena Kogan / Frank Kalter / Elisabeth Liebau / Yinon Cohen: Individual resources and structural constraints in immigrants’ labour market integration.- 5.   Karin Schittenhelm:Overcoming barriers. Career trajectories of highly skilled members of the German second generation.- 6.   Rossalina Latcheva / Barbara Herzog-Punzenberger: Integration trajectories – a mixed method approach.- 7.   Ingrid Tucci:National context and logic of social distancing: children of immigrants in France and Germany.- 8.   Helga de Valk: Paths to adulthood: A focus on the children of immigrants in the Netherlands.- 9.   Michael Windzio: Linked life-events. Leaving parental home in Turkish immigrant and native families in Germany.- 10. Raya Muttarak: Occupational mobility in the life course of intermarried ethnic minorities.- 11.  Andreas Farwick:The effect of ethnic segregation on the process of assimilation.- 12. Reinhard Schunck: Immigrant integration, transnational activities and the life course.- 13. Helga de Valk / Michael Windzio / Matthias Wingens / Can Aybek:Immigrant settlement and the life course: an exchange of research perspectives and outlook for the future.