A Panorama of Swiss Society

The new series, A Panorama of Swiss Society, is published by the Federal Statistical Office (FSO) and the Universities of Neuchâtel and Fribourg and is the joint initiative of official statistics and social science research in the universities. It is the continuation of the previous Swiss Social Report. The aim of the new series is to make important findings on key socio-political topics and fundamental trends in Swiss society accessible for public interest.

This first edition of A Panorama of Swiss Society deals with the topics of migration, integration and participation. Specialists, from different disciplines, present in-depth analyses of selected trends, which they seek to interpret and explain. They examine migration backgrounds, characteristics and circumstances from various angles that concern both international and internal migration, integration processes and changes that effect society as a whole.

A Panorama of Swiss Society 2020: Migration—Integration—Participation
Chapter	Title and authors
	Introduction (D. Efionayi-Mäder, J. Furrer, M. Heiniger, and C. Suter; University of Neuchâtel and Federal Statistical Office)
Chapter 1	Population with a migration background: integration prospects and comparisons with the native population (F. Bartosik; Federal Statistical Office)
Chapter 2	International migration and integration from a longitudinal perspective (P. Wanner; University of Geneva)
Chapter 3	Immigration, return migration and integration from a labour market perspective (S. Favre, R. Föllmi, and J. Zweimüller; University of Zurich and University of St. Gallen)
Chapter 4	Household income and wealth among people with a migration background. A comparison of Switzerland and Germany (L. Ravazzini, C. Halbmeier, and C. Suter; University of Neuchâtel and DIW Berlin)
Chapter 5	Migrants’ participation in the Swiss social security system: social protection for whom? (M. Budowski, E. Odermatt, and S. Schief; University of Fribourg)
Chapter 6	Internal migration in Switzerland: behaviour and impact (J. Zufferey; OBSAN)
Chapter 7	Which path to inclusion? Citizenship between institutions and attitudes (M. Aeberli and G. D’Amato; Federal Statistical Office and University of Neuchâtel)