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The Role of Migration and Culture in the Developing of Society

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  • Samuiel Balc

    (Baptist Theological Institute in Bucharest)

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The frequency and the size of the migrating movements of population over the historical eras have always been an impressive phenomenon. Voluntarily or forced, people have changed their place of living and work inside and outside the borders of their own countries, hoping to realize some aspirations, hoping in new opportunities or new assurances. The research made in the sphere of historical demography proves the influence of demographical variations, provoked by the phenomenon of migration on the historical development of society through interactions between economic, political and cultural factors. As a result of migration, the pluralistic society is more and more evident, regardless of what part of the world we are talking about. The modern human needs to cope with an avalanche of information, costumes, convictions and religions, that are not specific to the place in which he lives. The cultures that were characteristic to a people or to a geographical place are frequently crossing paths, coexisting in the same society and putting a lot of pressure on the formation of the individual.

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  • Samuiel Balc, 2016. "The Role of Migration and Culture in the Developing of Society," Proceedings of Harvard Square Symposium, The Phenomenon of Migration, August 22-23, 2016 15, Research Association for Interdisciplinary Studies.
    • Handle: RePEc:smo:mpaper:15
    DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.999618
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    migration; culture; society; globalization; change.;
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