Mobilnost na Balkanu: privremenost, vrste, trendovi

DOI: 10.2298/GEI1503515K; UDC: 314.7(497)

  • Anna Krasteva (France) Centre for european refugees, migration and ethnic studies at the New Bulgarian University, Sofia; University Lille 3, France
    anna.krasteva@gmail.com

Сажетак

Cilj ovog članka je da pažljivo analizira fenomen balkanskih migracija, i da istakne povezanost između kontinuiteta i diskontinuiteta u obrazloženju migracija, izraženu u trendovima, kao i u prodorima i promenama. Četiri perioda su izražena kroz glavne trendove. Tipologija balkanskih migracija identifikuje deset vrsta , razvrstanih u 
tri veće kategorije. Članak razlikuje i upoređuje modele nacionalne migracije i crta panoramski sliku glavnih trendova u poslednjoj četvrtini veka.


Ključne reči: Jugoistočna Evropa, prisilna migracija, etnički migracije, migracija radne snage, povratak.

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22.05.2018.
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(FRANCE), Anna Krasteva. Mobilnost na Balkanu: privremenost, vrste, trendovi. Гласник Етнографског института САНУ, [S.l.], v. 63, n. 3, p. 515-536, may 2018. ISSN 2334-8259. Доступно на:
<https://www.ei.sanu.ac.rs/index.php/gei/article/view/230>.
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