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Cultural Incorporation: Lifestyle, Media and Identity,mmigrant incorporation which is far from complete but which is consistent with a general process of assimilation. In this chapter we examine whether different ethnic/nationality groups had different lifestyles, consumed different media and had distinctive identities when compared to autochthons in the three countries.

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International Migration to Britain, France and Germany,ada, 1995) and partly as a result of the burgeoning urban centres in England and Scotland (see Jackson, 1963). Later in the nineteenth century large numbers of Jewish immigrants also migrated to Britain - particularly to London - from Eastern Europe and Russia (see Garrard, 1971).

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