by Jacques-Alice Auguste | Jun 25, 2021 | Commentary, Geopolitics, Migration and Security Nexus
Political instability and poverty in various regions have long been sources of migration. However treacherous the routes through the Mediterranean Sea may be, many are willing to risk their lives and that of their family in hopes of bettering their future. The unusual...
by Luis Miguel Morales Gámez* | Apr 23, 2019 | Geopolitics & International Security, Migration and Security Nexus, Research
Abstract At the beginning of the twenty first century Human Security (HS) is a challenge for nations. Taking the perspective from HS, integrity and individual safety for individuals which is the main focus for states as the United States and Mexico. They are...
by Alexander Jr. Ross | Dec 31, 2017 | Commentary, Geopolitics & International Security, Migration and Security Nexus
For a decade now, documented migrants along with undocumented migration has become one of the main concerns that is dominating the headlines of European media and setting the agenda of both the European Union (EU) and the member states. Many images and videos exist of...
by Hasan Suzen* | May 19, 2017 | Geopolitics & International Security, Migration and Security Nexus, Research
Over the recent decades, it has been a common belief that the hope of beginning a new life in Europe turns into a real tragedy for many people with African and Asian origins, including Middle Easterners. A major humanitarian crisis caused by deaths (over 10% of...
