Modern migrations and diversityof conflict paradigm

Abstract

By careful analysis of important trends, phenomena and processes that characterize modern migration in the European context, the authors focus on the emergency crisis management and address the national audiences, attempting to construct the dominant model of conflict paradigm using a comparative analysis of public discourses. Noting the transformation of migration policies and changes in the structure of the migration, a complex security framework and the importance of communication control and information management has been indicated, and, if not, in certain parts of the European Union moral panic and chaos may spread. Critically reviewing the current changes the authors extracted their economic, conditionally organized and targeted resettlement, which will produce long-term tectonic earthquakes in the countries of immigration. Some adaptation and acculturation transformations might be visible, rapid and painful changes of disjunctive complex process, typically leading to further conflict and contradiction. The analysis is focused on the phenomenon of ethnic stratification that would eventually expand the social distance between the majority and minorities, such as the disharmony within the social processes and between them. As the idea of multiculturalism diminishes, a deepening in internal, religious, ethnic and inter class difference will occur, which is essential for effective and efficient management during the emergency crisis or potential conflicts.