The solidarity in times of European migration crisis. Germany case study

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The article deals with the problem of preserving transnational solidarity in the face of mass migration movements in Europe. The research focus is on Germany, given its major role in the issue. The history of previous migrations to Germany shows the country's experience in resolving demographic challenges. The article ends with an analysis of the public response to the crisis, which illustrates the weaknesses and strengths of modern national politics.

Solidarity, european migration crisis, public responses, germany, guilt complex

Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/170190297

IDR: 170190297

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