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- Mucahit Coskun
(Faculty of Letters, Department of Geography, Karabuk University, Türkiye)
- Gbadeyanka Gbadebo Edward
(Faculty of Letters, Department of Geography, Karabuk University, Türkiye)
Abstract
Migration fluxes are historical as humanity grows beyond local and regional and runs across global boundaries, turning the world into a worldwide village humans have never presumed and aspired to. It uses the gateway of Europe (Turkey) as a reference and pivot study to assess the most trending issue in the history of human civilisation. With more emphasis, the study covered diverse disciplines—from humanities to social sciences, arts, and anthropological studies—which provides a variety of opinions to this pragmatic study. Data collection for this study involves enormous search, selection, assessment, review, and categorisation of various articles related to the research theme. The research offers qualitative information for the contents and an in-depth analysis—of which findings indicated that migration flux has remarkable effects on immigration regulations, political and defence, social, traditions, urban and rural infrastructures, medical and educational infrastructures, and economics of the host country. These migrants are large enough to remarkably impact populations’ size, composition, and distribution in sending and receiving nations. The study further depicted that the origin nations’ social, financial, and political situations always trigger the massive movement of people to the Western and Eastern World—which indicated that the correlation between economic advancement and movement of people is fundamental and vital reasons above. Thus, public representatives should recognise such tips as a pivotal compass to guide their decision-making on global migration regulations.
Suggested Citation
Handle:
RePEc:epw:develo:v:5:y:2025:i:2:id:15406
DOI: 10.24018/ejdevelop.2025.5.2.406
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