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lIst of fIgures<br />

Figure 1. Numbers of first-instance decisions on asylum<br />

claims in 2010 .....................................................................39<br />

Figure 2. Types of integration policies ................................................43<br />

Figure 3. Decentralisation of education – risks <strong>and</strong> opportunities ....52<br />

Figure 4. Education <strong>and</strong> empowerment .............................................53<br />

Figure 5. The concept of <strong>the</strong> four A’s – availability, accessibility,<br />

acceptability <strong>and</strong> adaptability ..............................................56<br />

Figure 6. Social <strong>and</strong> intercultural competences <strong>and</strong> acculturation .....63<br />

Figure 7. Sensitisation of public opinion to refugee issues ................66<br />

Figure 8. Models <strong>and</strong> policies of educational integration ..................71<br />

Figure 9. Factors of <strong>the</strong> successful educational integration ................73<br />

Figure 10. Number of refugee applicants <strong>for</strong> <strong>the</strong> period<br />

1.1. 1993 – 31.10. 2010 ......................................................109<br />

Figure 11. Top 10 Countries of origin of asylum seekers,<br />

1993 – October 2010 ........................................................ 111<br />

Figure 12. Slovenia’s <strong>for</strong>eign population by citizenship<br />

<strong>and</strong> gender, 1 January 2010 .............................................. 177<br />

Figure 13. <strong>Asylum</strong> application processing procedures in Estonia ....... 217<br />

Figure 14. Undocumented migrant flows into EU countries .............. 249<br />

Figure 15. <strong>Asylum</strong> applications – Ne<strong>the</strong>rl<strong>and</strong>s ...................................254<br />

Figure 16. Population of asylum <strong>seeking</strong> children, 1995 – 2010 .......255<br />

Figure 17. Total number of refugees in <strong>the</strong> Ne<strong>the</strong>rl<strong>and</strong>s...................257<br />

Figure 18. Inflow of unaccompanied minor asylum seekers,<br />

2000 – 2010 ...................................................................... 267<br />

Figure 19. Pol<strong>and</strong>’s geopolitical situation ............................................280<br />

Figure 20. Centres <strong>for</strong> <strong>for</strong>eigners in Pol<strong>and</strong> .......................................283<br />

Figure 21. The process <strong>for</strong> obtaining refugee status in Pol<strong>and</strong> .........287<br />

Figure 22. Major refugee-hosting countries, end of 2009 ..................307<br />

Figure 23. Distribution of immigrants in <strong>the</strong> UK ............................... 311<br />

Figure 24. The procedure <strong>for</strong> admission into SPRAR projects ...........351<br />

Figure 25. The Terra d’Asilo logic model ........................................... 352<br />

Figure 26. Structure of activities .........................................................360<br />

Figure 27. Simplified logic model .......................................................423<br />

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