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The New Migration Crisis: The Borderless World Is Over: Migration, Nationalism and the New Politics of Belonging

De: Roy Kibeh
Narrado por: Joe Wosik
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 What happens when the borderless world meets the return of the border?For decades, Western politics treated globalization, mobility and increasingly open societies as the direction of history. That assumption is now under profound pressure.From the Mediterranean crossings of 2015 to Britain's small boats crisis, from the rise of anti-immigration parties to the European Union's new asylum framework, migration has become one of the defining political questions of our time.The New Migration Crisis examines the forces behind this transformation without reducing them to a single cause or political slogan.Why do people move? What drives displacement, and why do some migrants travel thousands of miles while others do not? What is the real distinction between refugees, asylum seekers and economic migrants? Can governments actually control their borders in an interconnected world?Roy Kibeh explores the collapse and reconstruction of Europe's asylum system, the economics of immigration, Britain's Rwanda policy, the rise of nationalist and anti-immigration politics, Africa's demographic transformation, climate-related displacement, and the difficult realities of integration.But beneath these debates lies a deeper question:Who gets to belong—and on what grounds?©2026 Roy Kibe (P)2026 Roy Kibe Política y gobierno
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