Iceland Charts an Irish Course on Immigration

An article by Michael O'Shea, Visiting Research Fellow at the Danube Institute, for Gript.

Famously homogeneous Iceland is becoming an immigration country, and it is following the Irish process to a tee.

A largely agrarian and fishing society incorporated into an overseas kingdom (in this case, Denmark’s), Iceland gained independence and transformed its society in the twentieth century.

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