Migration Flows in Southeast Europe, a Compendium of National Perspectives
Migration Flows in Southeast Europe, a Compendium of National Perspectives

Author(s): Saša Božić, Draško Marinković, Vladimir Grečić, Sebastian Lăzăroiu, Anna Krasteva, Ivan Bimbilovski, Zhidas Daskalovski, Sanja Kostovska, Marija Risteska, Vladimir Petronijević
Subject(s): Politics / Political Sciences, Politics, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Migration Studies, Asylum, Refugees, Migration as Policy-fields
Published by: Grupa 484
Keywords: Migration; Displacement; Southeast Europe; Balkan states
Summary/Abstract: In 2005, around 200 million people were international migrants, including 9.2 million refugees, highlighting migration as a significant global issue linked to development, security, and human rights. Southeast Europe, especially affected by the 1990s conflicts, remains a critical region for migration management due to political instability, internal displacement, and complex visa regimes. The project led by Group 484 aimed to strengthen cross-border cooperation in migration policy across six countries through research, legal analysis, and a regional conference, emphasizing the need for coherent migration governance and regional collaboration.

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