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This article analyzes the characteristics and needs of immigrant associations in Spain in terms of internal and external governance. After placing the problem in the context of integration policies, it focuses, firstly, on the origins and motivations of these associations, especially those that emanate from the principles of solidarity and altruism, and those that arise from the need for coexistence and integration in the host society. Secondly, the work sheds light on the typology of organized activities, the resources of associations and their practices of strategic direction as well as inter-institutional coordination. This leads to approach issues in relation to participatory governance and the opening of the opportunity structure to give these organizations a greater role in the inclusion of immigrants and their integration.

Las asociaciones de inmigrantes en España: funciones y limitaciones ante el reto de la integración