Extract
[...] De Boeck Supérieur, Bruxelles pp. 137-147. Mikaïl, Barah. ''Syria: geopolitical views',Confluences Méditerranée, vol no pp. 9-13. Miftah, Amal. ''International migrations and their effects',Hommes & Migrations, vol no pp. 114-120.?? Morice, Alain. ''What the 2015 crisis reveals about European migration policies'The crisis of reception. Borders, rights, resistances.La Découverte, Paris pp. 31-64. Rea, Andrea, and Maryse Tripier.Sociology of Immigration.La Découverte, Paris, 2008 Terray, Emmanuel. "The Europe and the migrants. Hypocrisy and blindness",Multitudes, vol no pp. 3-8. Vianna, Pedro. [...]
[...] The migrations in question A. An old social phenomenon in mutation B. Migrations and flight from war zones C. Political and economic migrations = The first part is to understand the phenomenon of migration by taking the recent history of migrations (via the famous 2015 crisis but not only, it's important) and a typology of migrations (political, security, economic) II. The migrants A. The choice to leave and the long journey to Europe B. A difficult acculturation C. The question of return = Part 2 aims to understand the 'ideal-type' (to borrow Max Weber's expression), that is, the migrant in all its sociological component: reasons for departure, the complicated path to Europe while focusing on acculturation in Europe (see solidarity networks of groups, social interactions with similar individuals) and the question of return: motivations, socialization of children in Europe, etc. [...]
[...] The 'saturation' of neighboring countries with migrants C. The 'fortress' Europe and the rise of nationalism = Part 3 aims to assess the consequences of the migrant crisis via the paradigms of concentric circles, that is to say, starting by understanding the consequences locally in the departure countries (such as the lack of men, lost age classes, community problems, social, demographic tensions, etc.), then the consequences on neighboring countries (Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey if we take the example of Syria): social tensions in the host society in the professional field, the health field for example. [...]
[...] 3-6. Issifou, Ismaël. to get out of the migrant crisis'',Worlds in development, vol no pp. 83-100. Jaulin, Thibaut. ''Migrations in the Mediterranean: the asylum crisis',Foreign Policy, vol. winter, no pp. 25-34. Joly, Anne-Laure. ''For a different look at migrants',After Tomorrow, vol. n° 18, nf, no pp. 44-46. Lebarz, Claire. ''Migrations: political stakes for departure countries',Crossed views on the economy, vol no pp. 106-109. Marthoz, Jean-Paul. ''The migratory journey', Covering migrations.under the direction of Marthoz Jean-Paul. [...]
[...] "The migratory question: a political issue for Europe","Migrations Société, vol no pp. 43-57. de Wangen, Sylviane. "Migrants without borders""Confluences Méditerranée, vol no pp. 145-154. Wihtol de Wenden, Catherine. "Crisis of migration or crisis of asylum policies and its effects on reception territories""Hommes & Migrations, vol no pp. 23-29.?? Wihtol de Wenden, Catherine. "Europe facing the crisis of refugee reception""Les Solidarités.Editions Sciences Humaines pp. 253-268. Wihtol de Wenden, Catherine. "The inscription of migrations in globalization"Études, vol. June, no pp. 7-17. [...]
