The Impact Of Moral Values On The Meaning Of The Borders And The Membership Status Of Migrant Workers
The Impact Of Moral Values On The Meaning Of The Borders And The Membership Status Of Migrant Workers

Author(s): Süreyya Sönmez Efe
Subject(s): Labor relations, Migration Studies, Asylum, Refugees, Migration as Policy-fields
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Moral values; borders; membership status; migrant workers;
Summary/Abstract: International migration is one of the most debated phenomenon in the contemporary world which has an impact on the persons who migrate and the societies who host these migrants. The current migration flows into the European Union (EU) region from the Mediterranean area and central Europe is described with the term ‘migration crisis’ and the terms ‘security’, ‘criminality’ and ‘economic burden’ impute derogatory meanings to the act of migration. These meanings are shaped by the values which are created collectively by a group individuals who usually have shared sense of belonging to a territorially bound community.

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