
Migration and security in Northeast Asia: political and economic aspects
Author(s) -
E.V. Gamerman
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
международные отношения
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2454-0641
DOI - 10.7256/2454-0641.2020.2.28836
Subject(s) - national security , politics , context (archaeology) , border security , political science , state (computer science) , security studies , geography , economic security , internal migration , development economics , economic geography , economic growth , developing country , economics , public administration , archaeology , algorithm , computer science , law
The subject of this research is the migration processes with regards to national, regional and international security. The author examines threats to security of the Far East related to external and domestic migration; as well as similar processes in the countries of Northeast Region and their impact upon the state of regional security overall. The goal of this work is to analyze this phenomenon in Northeast Asia, and the influence of migration processes upon regional security. The link between migration and security is bilateral. On one side is security of the countries and societies directly affected by migration; while on the other – security of actual people who comprise the migration flows. The research employs the comparative and historical approaches, which allow analyzing the peculiarities of formation of the “agenda” of regional security in the Northeast Asia, including the questions of migration, as well as trace the transformation of national approaches towards ensuring regional security along with the threats themselves in the sphere of migration. The Russian political science does not currently contain works that view the problems of migration in Northeast Asia in the context of regional and international security (despite the fact, that there is multiple research on migration overall). Migration is a not a potential challenge, it is a real threat to security. None of the countries in the region was able to avoid the influence of at least separate aspects of migration processes.
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