Nachfrage - Der Interview-Podcast von Andreas Sator #4 Österreich und sein schwieriges Verhältnis zu Ausländern: August Gächter
Mar 6, 2017
August Gächter, an expert on migration history, discusses Austria's challenging relationship with foreigners. He unpacks the complexities of immigration over the past 50 years, highlighting significant migration waves and evolving public perceptions. The conversation reveals the socio-economic struggles faced by immigrant communities, particularly among the Turkish and Afghan populations. He emphasizes the need for better integration strategies and changes in public attitudes to foster a more inclusive society.
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Migration History in Austria
- Austria's immigration began with limited workplace-focused recruitment in the 1960s.
- Family reunification was always the dominant form, shaping migration significantly.
Jobs Key to Integration
- Employment has been the key to successful integration in Austria.
- Without jobs, migrants face exclusion and negative experiences in housing and society.
Labor Market Discrimination
- Discrimination in Austrian labor market persists, affecting migrants with foreign names or accents.
- Even with equal qualifications, migrants face 2-3 times higher unemployment risk than natives.