The Impact of Migration on the State and Social Security

Alaverdov, Emilia; Ilik, Goran; Tchabashvili, Zurabi

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“…The ambiguity of assessments of multiculturalism as a policy also make it possible to qualitatively discuss the political rights of ethnocultural and religious minorities. However, at present, one can observe the coexistence of different cultures around the world within the framework of a single country (Alaverdov et al, 2023). Socio-economic conditions of people's lives and the level of economic relations are the objective side of social determination and objective factors.…”

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The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in a Global Perspective

Alaverdov

2023

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Aim. The goal of the paper is migration processes in the context of globalisation leading to the erosion of cultural identity and the emergence of many heterogeneous cultures in many countries. Modern countries, where traditional societies with minor inclusions of another culture of European origin, have turned into multicultural communities, in which there are many scenarios for intercultural dialogue and multiculturalisation, including such negative options as xenophobia and racism, highlighting that one of the consequences of the multicultural approach in Europe has been a retreat into closed cultural communities. Methods. During the working process on the paper we applied the main methods of social and political studies such as the comparative analysis method; empirical methods; the method of observation; evaluation method and methods of content analysis. The paper is based on empirical research materials, articles, reports, research, and books. Results and conclusion. By way of conclusion, we can say that Muslim migrants who arrive in Europe, for the most part, do not hurry to integrate into the local society. Compared to the local population, they wear different clothes, have different habits, and profess a different religion. All this sets one to consider them y as “others,” as strangers, which, under certain conditions, can lead to a feeling of fear or hostility (Alaverdov, 2020). The fact that Muslims maintain respect for their traditions is often seen by residents of their host countries as a sign of disrespect for local traditions.

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Alaverdov

2023

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The Role of the International Community in Turning Afghanistan Into a Failed State and Its Impact on International and Regional Security

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2024

Dealing With Regional Conflicts of Global Importance

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Afghanistan has long been a country that is easy to enter by external forces, but then very difficult to leave. As a result of the struggle with various conquerors, in the minds of the Afghans, the idea of any foreign troops as occupiers, with whom it remains only to fight, has firmly established itself. The invasion of the Soviet Union turned it into a Cold War battlefield, and the end of that war and the collapse of the Soviet Union turned Afghanistan into the arena of a new rivalry, this time between regional actors. Approximately 50 years before the communist takeover, Afghanistan was perhaps the most peaceful country on the Asian continent. The consequences of international and regional rivalry and inaction of the international community turned the country into a failed state, which poses a threat to international security.

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The Geoeconomics of NATO's Responses to Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (2022-Present)

Pietrzak

2023

Analyzing Global Responses to Contemporary Regional Conflicts

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This chapter critically examines the unfolding dynamics of NATO's eastern flank in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine (2022-present). It underscores the paramount importance of NATO's defensive role and rigorously investigates the organization's robust response to the aggression, specifically in the proactive extension of both informal and formal support to Ukraine. The study delves into the geoeconomic considerations influencing the conflict, examining the impact on global geopolitics, economic trends, and the divergence of policies within NATO. Furthermore, the chapter introduces hypotheses, proposing a fundamental shift in the global economic relations. It discusses the role of democratic peace theory and the limitations of Putin's objectives in Ukraine and suggests the unlikelihood of a nuclear escalation in this conflict even if it worsens. The research underscores the complexity of decision-making amid geopolitical and geoeconomic intricacies, emphasizing the need for nuanced analysis beyond the battlefield.

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The Impact of Migration on the State and Social Security

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The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in a Global Perspective

The Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in a Global Perspective

The Role of the International Community in Turning Afghanistan Into a Failed State and Its Impact on International and Regional Security

The Geoeconomics of NATO's Responses to Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (2022-Present)

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