Trajectories and origins 

TeO

Immigration and integration issues are becoming increasingly important in public debate. However, understanding these phenomena is hampered by a lack of knowledge of the trajectories followed by immigrants and their descendants.

The Trajectories and Origins survey aims to understand the extent to which origin is in itself a factor of inequality or simply of specificity in access to the various resources of social life (housing, language and education, employment, leisure, public services and social benefits, contraception, health, nationality, network of relations, marriage market, etc.).

It looks at the relationship between origin and other categories of distinction in French society (gender, class, phenotype, age, neighbourhood, etc.) in order to analyse the processes of integration, discrimination and identity construction within French society as a whole. The second edition of the survey (TeO2), carried out in 2019-2020, updates the results of the first survey (TeO1) on these different themes ten years later. It also makes it possible to identify for the first time the grandchildren of immigrants within the main survey and more particularly in a complementary and experimental section (TeO2-3G) dedicated to them.

The last survey on this topic dates back to 2008-2009 (Trajectories and Origins survey 1).

Geographical mobility and social inclusion

Survey

National institute of demographic studies

Punctual or aperiodic