Investigation points outside Europe in relation to the contemporary migration

Abstract

Current events have shown that we have to increasingly expect a massive population displacement originating especially from the Middle East and Africa. The civilisation crisis caused by the refugees and economic migrants becomes unmanageable when their numbers reach a critical mass. Decision makers and the authorities concerned should identify the possibilities which may allow a humane social and economic solution of the refugee crisis. The vast majority of the asylum seekers arriving to Europe come from countries which are not considered war zones based on the UN Refugee Convention, so they must leave the European Union after their application has been examined, but there is no sufficient police force and financial resource to control this process. In this paper some European attempts at the solution of the problems arising in the wake of the enormous 2015 wave of refugees are outlined based on a few relevant examples, and, by examining possible sites outside the continent, an attempt is made to suggest a solution of the problem of hosting and care of asylum seekers.
of the problem of hosting and care of asylum seekers.