Die Flüchtlingskrise

Luft, Stefan

doi:10.17104/9783406690730

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“…The recent confusing experience of European countries and the European Union in (mis)managing the massive cross-border migration sent a clear message to decisionmakers and social scientists alike: the phenomenon is getting increasingly relevant but more and more difficult to cope with (Luft, 2016;Kingsley, 2016). Consequently, the efforts to design and apply efficient policies for managing cross-border migration are bound to become more intensive and sophisticated.…”

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Towards a Synergetic and Probabilistic Approach to Cross-Border Migration

Genov¹

2016

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The cross-border migration has multiple causes, variety of manifestations and potentials for diverging effects. Paradoxically, the mainstream theories on the phenomenon are one-dimensional and deterministic. The effort to resolve the contradiction proceeds in four steps. First, mainstream theories of international migration are scrutinized for potential contributions to a synergetic and probabilistic conceptual framework. Second, the strategy for building the framework is outlined by elaborating on the components of the migration chain. Third, the components are integrated in a conceptual whole reflecting the multidimensionality and the variability of the migration's structures and processes. Fourth, the capacities of the integrated framework to guide synergetic and probabilistic descriptions, explanations and forecasting of cross-border migration are put under scrutiny. The conceptual developments are tested with a view to the needs for efficient management of the cross-border migration flows.

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Towards a Synergetic and Probabilistic Approach to Cross-Border Migration

Genov¹

2016

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“…Rechtspopulismus (Hillebrand, 2015) und die Renaissance nationalistischer Identitätsdiskurse führen zur Krise tradierter Machtverhältnisse und einer Krise der Demokratie (Crouch, 2009;Keane, 2009). Kaum scheint die sogenannte "Flüchtlingskrise" (Luft, 2016) überwunden, verlagert sich das Gerede (vgl. Everts, 2015) von der Krise in sicherheits-und integrationspolitische Diskurse (Klemm, 2017).…”

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Everts

2017

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Kurzfassung. This short paper provides the initial provocation for a themed issue that emerges from a conference on the topic of geographies of social crises/crises of social geographies. The article calls for a (re)consideration of the "social question" in the 21st century. We call for social geographers to engage with the historical dynamics of places and milieus to understand novel class societies and the violence that underpins social inequalities. The article makes a case for an empirically saturated social geography. We believe this provides a useful programme which helps to understand current phenomena of political, social and economic crises.

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Genov¹

2022

Herausforderungen Der Individualisierung

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Die Flüchtlingskrise

Cited by 14 publications

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Towards a Synergetic and Probabilistic Approach to Cross-Border Migration

Towards a Synergetic and Probabilistic Approach to Cross-Border Migration

Geographien sozialer Krisen/Krisen sozialer Geographien

Organisatorische Rahmenbedingungen der Individualisierung

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