Contemporary migration paradigm: management, legal, economic and sociocultural perspectives

Abstract

The article provides a complex analysis of models of interaction between migrants and a recipient society currently existing in the international practice, including new trends in the development of migration policies by various countries. It serves as a ground work aimed at the substantiation of conceptual foundations of the new migration paradigm based upon the change of social conditions and attitudes (from confrontation to acceptance) as well as the creation of legal, economic and social conditions for full-fledged inclusion of migrants into the new culture. The authors are convinced in the necessity to employ previously unused resources of civilizational reforming, which would not harm both national economies and legal frameworks, as well as individuals and society as a whole.