ASPECTS OF THE MIGRATION IMPACT ON SECURITY DIMENSIONS

MIGRATION GATHERS AROUND A BROAD SET OF SOCIAL PHENOMENA AND BETWEEN MIGRATION AND SECURITY THERE ARE INTER CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS. MIGRATION CAN BE SEEN BOTH AS CAUSE AND CONSEQUENCE OF THE SECURITY PROBLEMS. MIGRATION CAN APPEAR AS THE RESULT OF DIFFERENT THREATS TO THE SECURITY OF THE HUMAN RACE SUCH AS HUMAN RIGHTS’ VIOLATIONS, INTERETHNIC CONFLICTS, CIVIL WAR, ETC. WHEN IT’S UNCONTROLLED, MIGRATION ITSELF CAN REPRESENT A SOURCE OF RISKS, DANGERS AND THREATS, HAVING AS A RESULT THE INCREASE OF ORGANIZED CRIME, XENOPHOBE AND RACIAL VIOLENCE, ETC. IN THE SAME TIME, MIGRATION HAS IMPACT OVER ALL THE SECURITY STATE’ DIMENSIONS: POLITICS, ECONOMICS, SOCIAL, MILITARY, AND ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES.

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