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,Orthopädie bei spinalen Erkrankungen,l public policy requires a local lens. As Bradford (2009, 14) states, “policy interventions must increasingly work from the ground up to generate solutions rooted in the particular concerns of local communities, attuned to the specific needs and capacities of residents”.

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,Orthopädie bei spinalen Erkrankungen,urhood associations are engaged in developing plans to attract and retain newcomers to Canada; libraries, schools, employers, police services and health centres, among others, focus on responding to the unique needs of immigrants and refugees (Burr 2011). It is increasingly recognized that meaningfu

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A. Fujak,H.-R. Casser,R. Krauspen, and retention. Small, rural, and regional communities often struggle to meet the needs of immigrants and have limited partnerships and capacities in the area of immigrant settlement and integration. As many small cities and rural communities struggle with labor shortages and out-migration, immigr