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Utjecaj karakteristika Imigranata počinitelja kaznenih djela na stavove studenata prema kriminalitetu imigranata

Utjecaj karakteristika Imigranata počinitelja kaznenih djela na stavove studenata prema kriminalitetu imigranata

Author(s): Mateja Vuk,Dalibor Doležal,Ena Jovanović / Language(s): Croatian Issue: 1/2021

Minority threat theory and existing research show that public attitudes towards certain types of offenders (e.g. ethnic and racial minorities) are often more punitive. Research also reveals that a significant proportion of the public associates the increase of immigration with higher crime rates. Negative attitudes, as well as an overall anti-immigration sentiment, have been increasing internationally. Therefore, we hypothesise that the public will have more negative and punitive attitudes towards immigrant offenders than towards citizens. Using a sample of students from the University of Zagreb, this research tested the above-mentioned hypothesis and explored whether factors like immigration status, ethnic identity, type of offense, and the age of the hypothetical offender impact student attitude on immigrant crime. To test this proposition, we used online surveys with factorial vignettes. The results show that participants ask for harsher sentences for undocumented immigrants, but immigrant status and the national origin of the immigrant are not associated with the perception of recidivism, dangerousness, or criminal typicality of offender.

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Uwarunkowania prawne pobytu stałego i czasowego obywateli polskich w Kanadzie…, Australii i Stanach Zjednoczonych – wybór zagadnień

Uwarunkowania prawne pobytu stałego i czasowego obywateli polskich w Kanadzie…, Australii i Stanach Zjednoczonych – wybór zagadnień

Author(s): Adrian Łuczak-Król / Language(s): Polish Issue: 1/2018

The article examines the problems of permanent and temporary residence permit issued for foreigners, especially for Polish citizens, by the immigration authorities in Canada, Australia and the United States of America. The comparison of the three systems of immigration law demonstrates that the laws and policies in these jurisdictions are mostly similar, however there are some characteristic legal solutions for each system. Polish citizens unfortunately do not have privileged access to permanent residence permits. The immigration procedures are mostly very exacting, however the author of the article would want the politicians to be anything less than rigorous in this area. Nowadays national security and public safety seems to be the main reasons for creating and enforcing immigration law as a not permissive system on all fronts in the three countries. However, economical factors can solve the most of the immigration issues in the best and fastest way.

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Vacaciones en Paz: los refugiados saharauis entre el activismo político y la solidaridad española
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Vacaciones en Paz: los refugiados saharauis entre el activismo político y la solidaridad española

Author(s): Rita Reis / Language(s): Spanish Publication Year: 0

Amid a process of decolonization and national construction, 160,000 Sahrawis have lived in refugee camps (Tinduf, Algeria), since 1975. Although existing in “the margins of the world” (Agier, 2008), the camps are centers of transnational movements and relations. Vacaciones en Paz is a solidarity program through which thousands of Sahrawi children spend the summer with Spanish families. Organized by the Youth Union of Saguía el Hamra and Río de Oro (UJSARIO) and the Amigos del Pueblo Saharaui associations, its main objective is to allow children to have access to specialized medical care, a varied food diet, and to leave the high temperatures of the refugee camps. In addition, it also promotes and strengthens the Sahrawi cause, through the relationships created between families and their children. This chapter explores the Vacaciones en Paz as an example of the multiple dynamics involved between political activism and humanitarian aid.

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Varsovie – Berlin – Paris au bord d’une nouvelle vague de migration

Varsovie – Berlin – Paris au bord d’une nouvelle vague de migration

Author(s): Stanisław Jan Rabiej / Language(s): French Issue: 21/2021

Celem niniejszego artykułu jest pokazanie istniejących różnic i podobieństw w podejściu do dynamiki kryzysu imigracyjnego występującego w państwach tzw. Trójkąta weimarskiego po 2015 r. Wykorzystano następujące metody badawcze: deskryptywną, komparatystyczną oraz analizę dostępnych dokumentów i materiałów źródłowych. Składa się on z trzech części: wprowadzenia do problematyki, analizy problemów lokalnych wobec fali emigracji we Francji, Niemczech i Polsce, wskazanie zróżnicowanej strategii wobec kryzysu imigracyjnego i jego przebiegu po 2015 r. oraz w konkluzji wskazującej na możliwość zastosowania pozytywnych działań wobec nowo przybyłych do Europy. Wynika z nich, po pierwsze, że państwa UE winne porzucić stereotypy degradujące obraz emigrantów/ uchodźców; po drugie, kryzys imigracyjny może w efekcie przyczynić się do wzmożenia działań integracyjnych w Unii; po trzecie, potrzebna jest wspólna polityka migracyjna Unii Europejskiej jako całości.

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Vesna Goldsworthy la răscruce de culturi

Vesna Goldsworthy la răscruce de culturi

Author(s): Octavia Nedelcu / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 4/2019

In this paper we set out to discuss the phenomenon of exile, which is still current and extremely varied from the perspective of identifying one’s belonging to one of the national literatures deriving from Yugoslavia after the nineties. During the history, wars were one of the major causes of exile, encompassing the entire range of typologies: economic, political, cultural, ethnic exile. During the war in the former Yugoslavia of the nineties of the last century, a number of writers decided to leave their country. Among them there were: Alexandar Hemon, Dubravka Ugrešić and David Albahari, all of them being currently recognized and famous authors. However, the paper focuses on the literary profile of the writer Vesna Goldsworthy, who, by marriage, decided to settle in the UK. Being "stuck" between two cultures, she cannot give up either of them as they both are part of her being both in literary and in personal terms.

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VIOLATIONS OF THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOMS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATES IN 2015-2019: SELF-DEFENCE UNDER A NEO-MILITANT DEMOCRACY RULE?
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VIOLATIONS OF THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOMS IN THE EUROPEAN UNION MEMBER STATES IN 2015-2019: SELF-DEFENCE UNDER A NEO-MILITANT DEMOCRACY RULE?

Author(s): Kamila Rezmer-Płotka / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

In 2015, a serious crisis called the “refugee crisis” took place. Migrations had already taken place before, primarily in connection with armed conflicts, but the largest number of asylum applications was received in 2015 and was therefore described as the beginning of the crisis. One of the apprehensions in the European Union Member States about the reception of migrants was cultural differences and religion. The purpose of this study is to determine violations of various types of religious freedoms in all the EU Member States. The period 2015-2019 was considered in connection with the largest influx of refugees and before the next crisis on a huge scale, i.e., the coronavirus pandemic. The study will provide an answer to the question: what religious freedoms were violated in the years 2015-2019 in the EU Member States? In connection with increased migrations, were there more violations of the types of religious freedom related to refugees? The source analysis of the United States Department of State reports was used for the study. An assessment of restrictions on religious freedom will be made at the level of what extent and against whom were supposed to protect political nations. On this basis, it will be possible to compare all countries in terms of solutions characteristic of neo-militant democracies regarding respect for religious freedom.

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VISUAL FRAMES OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN THE MAIN WESTERN EUROPEAN MEDIA

VISUAL FRAMES OF MIGRANTS AND REFUGEES IN THE MAIN WESTERN EUROPEAN MEDIA

Author(s): Javier J. Amores,Carlos Arcila Calderón,Mikołaj Stanek / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2019

This work analyses the denotative and connotative visual framing of migrants and refugees in European media during the migration crisis in Europe in general and in the Mediterranean in particular. The main objective is to identify the differences between Germany, the country that receives the most asylum requests, and other Western Europe countries (Spain, France, Italy and the United Kingdom). The second goal is to detect temporal differences between the first period of the crisis (2013-2014) and the second period (2015-2017), when the conflict worsened. We content analysed a sample of 500 news photographs from 10 media outlets of five European countries. The results indicate that the most predominant visual frame represents migrants and refugees as victims. However, it was also observed that the frames depicting these individuals as a threat to Western societies are more frequent in German media, and also during the second period of the crisis.

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Visual Images of Framing Borders from Migration to Pandemic Crises

Visual Images of Framing Borders from Migration to Pandemic Crises

Author(s): Basia Nikiforova / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2022

Representations of critical geography and border studies have developed concepts and methodologies for exploring the multifaceted and contradictory image of contemporary borders. Artists, scholars and social activists show increased interest in the narrative and visual documenting of border’s closures. The border’s visuality becomes a supporting argument for dissent and protest, giving the ‘visual evidence’ of the extremely quick border’s re-territoriality. As a result, important events allow one ‘to extracts sameness even from what is unique’ (W. Benjamin). The mass migration and the pandemic return us to the reality of the human world with their non-freedom and illness. In the migration case, Europe has dealt with an ‘alien body’, and in the pandemic, with an ‘infected or sick body’. The relationship between the image and the viewer is an important starting point in the representation of mass migration and pandemic. Mitchell’s metaphor of ‘live images’ help us better understand the sense and reasons of new biological and politic events. Nowadays, the development, materialisation, and embodiment of European borders are the stable visual symbol of our existence.

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VIVIENDA MOVIL UNA NUEVA FORMA DE HÁBITAT EN MÉXICO

VIVIENDA MOVIL UNA NUEVA FORMA DE HÁBITAT EN MÉXICO

Author(s): Garcia Alejandra Jiménez / Language(s): Spanish Issue: 57/2022

The purpose of this article is to publicize the current situation of housing in Mexico, a methodology will be used that, according to its approach, is of a qualitative type and that "will be oriented to deepen the subject at hand and not to generalize" {1} (Bonilla & Rodríguez 2005) Likewise, it will be descriptive due to its scope. It will begin with an analysis of the influence that globalization has had on the housing sector and the problems that have been generated because of said economic model.ONU-Habitat estimates that “at least 38.4% of the population in Mexico lives in inadequate housing; that is, in overcrowded conditions or made without durable materials, or lacking improved water and sanitation services” {2}. For this reason, what is intended with this research is, in the first instance, to propose changing or modifying the paradigm of what to date we have known or identified as housing for the broader concept of habitat and that is at the forefront of the current housing requirements of the Mexican population. Likewise, our proposal also goes in the direction of innovating with the so-called Mobile Homes in Mexico. The importance of this research lies in the fact that every family has a decent home in accordance with article 4 of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States

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Vízový dialóg a liberalizácia vízového režimu medzi Ukrajinou a EÚ ‒ vplyv na migráciu z Ukrajiny na Slovensko

Vízový dialóg a liberalizácia vízového režimu medzi Ukrajinou a EÚ ‒ vplyv na migráciu z Ukrajiny na Slovensko

Author(s): Nataliya Maradyk / Language(s): Slovak Issue: 1/2021

The visa dialogue and visa liberalization between Ukraine and the European Union are the result of European policies promoting partnership and neighborhood cooperation. It is also a consequence of political changes in Ukraine, especially after 2014. Pro-European and pro-Atlantic governments in Ukraine have had and are interested in implementing reforms, adapting legislation, regulations and standards to European Community law and deepening economic and political cooperation. The result of these processes are benefits not only for cooperating entities, but also for ordinary citizens. We see the results of these policies in Slovak Republic in the presentation of data on migrants from Ukraine and the migration of Ukrainians to Slovakia.

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Vloga Unrre pri oskrbi in repatriaciji jugoslovanskih razseljenih oseb v Italiji (1945–1947)

Vloga Unrre pri oskrbi in repatriaciji jugoslovanskih razseljenih oseb v Italiji (1945–1947)

Author(s): Kornelija Ajlec / Language(s): Slovenian Issue: 2/2020

Through a critical analysis of the relevant literature and archival sources kept in the Archives of the United Nations in New York, the article outlines the provision of supplies and repatriation of the displaced Yugoslavs from Italy back to Yugoslavia with the mediation assistance of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration (UNRRA). Immediately after the end of the war, Yugoslavia demanded the repatriation of the displaced persons. However, people kept returning until as late as 1946 and 1947, while many of them emigrated to other countries.

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Voci di donne. Racconti di emigrazione polacca in Italia

Voci di donne. Racconti di emigrazione polacca in Italia

Author(s): Gabriela Samołyk / Language(s): Italian Issue: 3/2009

Le considerazioni che seguono si basano su una ricerca sul campo1 condotta in Calabria tra il 1999 e il 2004. L’utilizzo di diverse tecniche di rilevazione dei dati (interviste in profondità alle donne immigrate dall’Europa orientale e la mia partecipazione alla loro vita di tutti i giorni) ha permesso di analizzare le loro condizioni di lavoro e di vita, che spesso le riducono a essere “non-persone”, deprivate dell’identità personale.

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Voting in a Time of Great Emigration: The Electoral Landscape in Croatia
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Voting in a Time of Great Emigration: The Electoral Landscape in Croatia

Author(s): Tomasz Żornaczuk / Language(s): English

After six years of painful recession, the main debate before the parliamentary elections in Croatia is how to repair the economy. However, the dynamics of the campaign are also influenced by the migration crisis that unexpectedly hit Croatia less than two months before the election. The ruling left wing and the right wing opposition have similar chances of winning, but the former has a greater ability to build a coalition. Regardless of the election result and the shape of the future government, the winning party will have to test its optimistic economic promises and, together with the country’s neighbours and the EU, find a common solution to the growing problem of the Balkan migration route.

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W DNA Europy jest różnorodność
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W DNA Europy jest różnorodność

Pietro Bartolo w rozmowie z Eweliną Kaczmarczyk

Author(s): Ewelina Kaczmarczyk,Pietro Bartolo / Language(s): Polish Issue: 801/2022

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Waldemar Kowalski, The Great Immigration. Scots in Cracow and Little Poland, circa 1500-1660

Waldemar Kowalski, The Great Immigration. Scots in Cracow and Little Poland, circa 1500-1660

Author(s): Karen Lambrecht / Language(s): German Issue: 2/2017

Review of: Waldemar Kowalski: The Great Immigration. Scots in Cracow and Little Poland, circa 1500-1660. (Studies in Central European Histories, Bd. 63.) Brill. Leiden u. a. 2015. XIV, 316 S., Ill., Kt. ISBN 978-90-04-30309-6. (€ 129,–.). Reviewed by Karen Lambrecht.

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Welfare, but Only for Us? Randomized Survey Experiment on Welfare Chauvinism Conducted on Students in Brno

Welfare, but Only for Us? Randomized Survey Experiment on Welfare Chauvinism Conducted on Students in Brno

Author(s): Jakub Jusko / Language(s): English Issue: 63/2019

The immigrants’ rights to welfare benefits have been heavily discussed in European Union member states recently. This study focuses on general opposition to those rights, welfare chauvinism, and its potential existence in the country with essentially no immigration issues – the Czech Republic. Using a survey experiment on students of Masaryk University in Brno, a change in the attitudes towards the child benefits (as one aspect of social benefits) was observed right after they were reminded that also immigrants from other countries have access to those benefits. The effect of persuasive argument was stronger in the case of Bulgarian rather than German immigrants, which could imply Czechs perceive Germans more positively than they do Bulgarians, and they behave less chauvinistically towards them in comparison to citizens of Bulgaria.

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What Happened to Transitional Justice in Croatia after the EU Accession?

What Happened to Transitional Justice in Croatia after the EU Accession?

Author(s): Lina Strupinskienė,Simona Vaškevičiūtė / Language(s): English Issue: 1(101)/2021

This paper proposes to see Croatia’s becoming a member state of the European Union in 2013 as a particular critical juncture that created uncertainty over the type of decisions the government would take in the field of transitional justice once international pressure had stopped. It compares the period before and after the accession by looking into the three elements of transitional justice policy that were given priority by the EU conditionality framework – fighting impunity for war crimes, fostering reconciliation and respect for and protection of minority rights. It finds that all three have deteriorated in the post-accession period. On the one hand, the findings illustrate the power of international pressure, but on the other hand, they question the overall effectiveness of the conditionality policy, as it seems to not have affected deeper societal issues at stake and has not resulted in true transformation.

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WHAT IS THE GENDER OF SECURITY? 20 years of the Security Council Resolution 1325 “Women, Peace and Security” and its implementation in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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WHAT IS THE GENDER OF SECURITY? 20 years of the Security Council Resolution 1325 “Women, Peace and Security” and its implementation in Bosnia and Herzegovina

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I have the honour to present this second volume of the “What is the Gender of Security?” series. The OSCE Mission to Bosnia and Herzegovina has partnered with the Sarajevo Open Centre in support of established and emerging practitioners and academics to provide important analysis on the engagement of women in the security sector and other relevant topics pertaining to gender and security. In so doing, we aim to foster synergies among academia, practitioners, and political and security decision-makers, and to highlight the importance of including gender perspectives in all aspects of security. We have partnered with the Sarajevo Open Centre to mark two important anniversaries: 2020 marks 25 years since the end of the conflict in Bosnia and Herzegovina and 20 years since the adoption of the landmark UNSC Resolution 1325 on Women, Peace and Security. The Resolution, unfortunately inspired by the conflicts in BiH and Rwanda in the 1990s, has helped place women’s war and post-war experiences at the forefront of international policy making, especially when it comes to peace negotiations and peace-building, peacekeeping, reconciliation, and reconstruction. Although much remains to be done in the fight to achieve equal rights and opportunities, it is worth recalling the progress achieved so far. To date 83 countries have adopted a National Action Plan for the Implementation of UNSCR 1325, with BiH being one of the first, having adopted its Plan in 2010. I am proud to represent an organization that puts promoting and achieving gender equality within and among participating States, our executive structures and field operations at the forefront of its work. The OSCE adopted its Action Plan for Promotion of Gender Equality in 2004, at a time when gender issues were rarely discussed in international fora. UNSCR 1325 is one of the pillars of our Action Plan and the OSCE Mission to BiH will continue to support BiH partner institutions in promoting its implementation. Since the 1975 Helsinki Final Act (the precursor to the OSCE as we know it today), participating States have recognized the value of a comprehensive approach to security. We remain committed to this approach. Human security cannot be ensured by depending exclusively on democratically-controlled defence and security forces. To achieve sustainable security, access to education and health, economic stability, rule of law, respect for human rights and a stable environment are all crucial. Gender equality and ensuring that youth perspectives play a central role in decision making remains at the heart of the OSCE’s approach. In 2019 the OSCE published research on “Implementing the Women, Peace and Security Agenda in the OSCE Region“ which provides an excellent overview of the implementation of UNSCR 1325. I recommend it to all interested researchers. The world is currently facing a security crisis on a scale more serious than most others in living memory. We are confronted with a pandemic that has forced us all to assume a key role in ensuring the safety and security of our loved ones and ourselves. The spread of the COVID-19 virus has brought into stark relief our global interdependence. It has highlighted the importance of looking out for each other, as well as supporting and protecting the democratic institutions that help our societies function and effectively address crises such as this one. Moreover, it has demonstrated the important role women can and must play as leaders, communicators, researchers and health providers in fighting the pandemic, to the benefit of all. These challenges require us all, whether in government or academia, to continue to collaborate, monitor, analyse, and learn from the experiences we are confronting. It is my sincere hope that, with this second volume, the Sarajevo Open Centre and the OSCE Mission to BiH will together make a valuable contribution to increased knowledge and awareness of many aspects of the UNSCR 1325 implementation.

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WHAT METAPHORS HIDE: PEST CONTROL AND ANTI-MIGRANT SENTIMENTS IN A HUNGARIAN VILLAGE

WHAT METAPHORS HIDE: PEST CONTROL AND ANTI-MIGRANT SENTIMENTS IN A HUNGARIAN VILLAGE

Author(s): Tatiana Safonova / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2020

In 2016 the Hungarian authorities launched an anti-migrant media campaign in reaction to the migrant crisis when thousands of refugees entered the country. Some news programs depicted migrants as dangerous masses and created visual analogies with pests. In this article I propose to view the meaning of this metaphor from the other side, that of gardens, used as models for the state. My question is: What do metaphors of pests hide and why do they become so popular in situations of crisis? Through ethnography, I show how personal gardening experiences are filled with anxiety, fear, pleasure, and pain and how the resources and positions of gardeners shape their strategies in the struggle against pests. The metaphor of migrant as pest has a painful history of being used by the Nazi regime, but despite its bad reputation, it is still in demand. My ethnographic observations lead me to a conclusion that this metaphor conceals but simultaneously redeems the idea of private property and helps to describe crisis as a danger to the established order without explicitly problematizing this order’s own controversies. When citizens are invited to deliberate and express their opinion in a referendum on how to deal with migrants, who are presented as parasites, these citizen receive an unprecedented power to choose who stays and who is not welcome in their state. This populist approach transforms the “gardening state” into a “state of gardeners,” in which the struggle with “weeds” and “pests” becomes an ordinary duty of every citizen rather than an authoritative task of state institutions, as it was previously described by Zygmunt Bauman, the author of the “gardening state” concept.

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What Money Can’t Buy: Educational Aspirations and International Migration in Ecuador
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What Money Can’t Buy: Educational Aspirations and International Migration in Ecuador

Author(s): Paúl Arias-Medina,María-José Rivera / Language(s): English Issue: 5/2020

This article studies how educational aspirations of children are shaped in Biblián, Ecuador, a traditional sending country. Data sources were a multi-level survey and semi-structured interviews that were analysed using logistic regression and thematic analysis, respectively. Several theoretical relationships are confirmed: the household socioeconomic status, caregiver’s educational aspirations and age are the most important variables that predict the educational aspirations of children. Child migratory dreams and the absence of the father or the mother only predict the educational aspiration of getting a high school degree, but do not predict the aspiration of a graduate degree. Thematic analysis suggests that, besides seeing education as a means to have higher incomes, mothers perceive it as a sign of social status and assign it an intrinsic value.

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