Western European Immigration Policy: Implications and Lessons for Russia

Abstract

This study explores the experience of West European migration policy and the opportunities for its application in Russia. The increase in migratory flows requires new approaches to policy-making. In addition experience address these problems illustrates the ambiguity of ways to their solution. The purpose of this study is to establish a causal relationship, identification of key trends in the development of this phenomenon as migration in the context of globalization, the analysis of potential challenges for Russia on the basis of foreign experience. Also addresses the issue of the possible impact of international sanctions against Russia for the further development of policies towards migrants.

University Rankings as a Tool for Assessing the Quality of Education in the Context of Globalization

“…This crisis of former systems of values and priorities, the formation of a new philosophy of society built on human and national values; development priorities and regionalization, municipalization of education systems; increased stratification processes. (Rykhtik & Krivov, 2015) And in this regard, the development of the education market, the uneven development of the socio-economic conditions, as well as the division of society into rich and poor; revitalization of regional denominations and the revival of spiritual life; development of management theory and practice based on the achievements of management and marketing, the emergence and implementation of international quality standards, the transition to the development of educational systems and progressive model of education and technology, etc. All of these reasons, no doubt, are prerequisites for giving sufficient grounds to find effective mechanisms for quality management.…”