Speidl Bianka - A migráció mint kockázat

Bianka Speidl received her doctorate from the Institute of Arabic and Islamic Studies at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, her dissertation was published by Routledge
appeared. He was the professional chief curator of the documentary exhibition "In the Crossfire - Christian Persecution in the Middle East". Since 2015, he has been a senior researcher at the Századvég Foundation. In addition to migration, his research interests include modern Shiism, Middle Eastern Christianity and European Islam.

The study volume examines the risks that mass migration poses to the European environment, the institution of marriage and the family, security and society. The data and case studies show how mass migration can threaten established and functioning structures, from rural-to-urban flows in sending countries due to local environmental and economic problems, to radical protests in the big cities of receiving European countries that threaten social order and freedom is threatened. The volume examines the mechanisms and possibilities of resilience developed by actors involved in migration issues in each of the analyzed topics. Borders, the environment, cities, culture, social cohesion, order and the European way of life must be preserved. The study volume presents a wide range of resilience,
which can be organizational - such as border protection, anti-terrorist measures, the preservation of state sovereignty and the development of development policies tailored to the region -,
and cultural, i.e. nurturing narratives about responsibility, loyalty, identity and social cohesion against destructive criticism.