外来人口在赫尔辛基居住政策方针外文翻译(编辑修改稿)

外来人口在赫尔辛基居住政策方针外文翻译(编辑修改稿)内容摘要：

drinking alcohol into the semidisabled people) but room a bit smaller, the density too big, some geographical differences According to the memorandum, immigrants’ cultural background and their wishes to live close to relatives or members of their own ethnic group are respected when council dwellings grow. This change of tone is in line with the general changes in council housing allocation at the time: since the mid1990s all council housing applicants have been able to specify which they wish to live in. The housing memorandums of Helsinki overlook immigrants’ housing issues almost pletely. Housing quotas, earmarked for refugees and Finns, are accounted for but the causes and consequences of ethnic residential segregation are not explicitly discussed The two housing policy memorandums for the years 1998–2020 and 2020–2020 form the only exception. Herein, spatial dispersal of immigrants is to be promoted, as it is feared that segregation could trigger local conflicts, increase racism and hinder immigrants’ integration into the host society. Nevertheless, positive notions of clustering are also brought up. Spatial concentrations are acknowledged to strengthen immigrants‘feelings of belonging’, support munityformation and thereby provide a basis for a successful integration Management Centre of Finland, said the financial crisis, housing prices began to decline in Finland, Finland, President Ma Lila real estate brokerage firm, said in Helsinki, Finland has bee the biggest housing price decline in the area. Helsinki in September 2020 prices decreased an average reduction of 510%, and the duplex structure and the larger of which housing prices decreased significantly, down 18%, since March has been the average price per square meter fell about 900 . Reduced prices for most of these migrants is also a good opportunity to buy a house According to Phillips .residential segregation is not socially problematic per se, but it has negative consequences when linked with deprivation. On the basis of our analysis, it seems that it is precisely these kinds of consequences, wealth of vulnerable ethnic minorities, That Helsinki officials have been most afraid of. Combating residential segregation of immigrants, namely refugees and other lowin。