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Russians of Europe

Despite the ongoing political, diplomatic and ideological tensions between the European Union and the Russian Federation over the crisis in Ukraine, it is important that Russian communities (established in the EU) are integrated into European society.

samedi 15 juillet 2017

Migration, Rückkehr und Wirtschaftsbeziehungen

Dennoch hat die EU weiterhin die Möglichkeit, ihre humanitäre Überzeugung im Ausland unter Beweis zu stellen. Indem sie engere wirtschaftliche Verbindungen mit Lateinamerika, Afrika, dem Nahen Osten und Zentralasien (die Orte, aus denen die meisten Nicht-EU-Migranten kommen) entwickelt, kann Europa deren Entwicklung unterstützen.

dimanche 11 juin 2017

The Economics of Post-Multiculturalism and The Diplomacy of Bilateralism !

Establishing social stability, and creating jobs, for repatriates in their respective state of origin is a universally humanistic approach... it also benefits Europe ! ONGOING CONDITIONS OF MIGRANTS While Donald Trump has been heavily criticised for his controversial policies and (…)

vendredi 31 mars 2017

Le multiculturalisme dans les marchés libres

Konstantin Manyakin sketches out the impact of economic liberalism on multiculturalist policy,

samedi 25 février 2017

Multiculturalism in open markets

Konstantin Manyakin sketches out the impact of economic liberalism on multiculturalist policy,

lundi 30 janvier 2017

How is multiculturalist policy shaped by our economies ?

The evolution of multiculturalism was never separate from the economic processes in Western European countries or even on a global level. This aspect has often been ignored by policies focusing on multiculturalism.

mardi 15 novembre 2016

The European Dream can “boldly go, where no one has gone before” !

In recent days, the astronomers discovered the first exoplanet in the habitable zone, located in Proxima Centauri star system, and this coming September, sci-fi fans celebrate the 50th anniversary of popular franchise “Star Trek”. The creation of this very popular television series was inspired by Soviet/Russian flight of the first spacecraft Sputnik and the first moonwalk by American Neil Armstrong in the 1950s and the 1960s. But no one is aware that Europe was actually a true space pioneer.

samedi 27 août 2016

How the past proves that Islam can be part of European identity ?

Despite growing claims from the mainstream and many right-wing politicians across the EU arguing that Islam does not belong to Europe, it is not as foreign as it seems, as Muslim communities have already existed in Europe for several centuries. Bosniaks, Albanians, and some Greeks and Slavic Bulgarians, are native Muslim Europeans whose ancestors, through interaction with Arab and Ottoman-Turkish civilizations, converted to Islam. Islam was also recognized in the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Even Adolf Hitler tried to find sympathizers of Nazi racist ideology among Bosnian Muslims. Nowadays, the mosques of immigrant communities in Western Europe already converted tens of thousands of people of native descent.

mercredi 24 août 2016

Transnationalism and non-EU communities in Europe

In one way or another, non-EU communities face very serious problems with adopting the identity of their host countries because of transnationalism and multinationalism.

mercredi 17 août 2016

Towards Pereustroika ? Why « failed multiculturalism » sparks the need for change

Nearly 30 years ago, Russia and other former USSR states entered an active phase of perestroika (restructuring), when Soviet society started to experience radical changes after deep socio-cultural, political, demographic and economic stagnation that lasted for over two decades.

mercredi 17 août 2016

Austerity and isolation in immigrant communities

It is important to mention that EU policies have encouraged austerity measures that affected the welfare policies of nation states including Belgium and France, and that this appears to be harmful for people belonging to non-EU communities who depend on state support. Such a situation was provoked by the global recession and the eurozone crisis that began in Ireland and other Southern European nation states including Greece, Cyprus, Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Most EU member states were left with no other choice but to reduce spending on social programs in order to balance federal budgets and avoid any serious form of bankruptcies in the future.

mercredi 10 août 2016