Migrantska kriza 2015. godine pokazala je da su države članice Evropske unije prvenstveno vodile 

računa o sopstvenim interesima suočavajući se sa masovnim i snažnim prilivom migranata. Na 

jednoj strani države članice EU su se suočavale sa unutrašnjim političkim izazovima populizma, dok 

su na drugoj strani izostale brze, usklađene i sinhronizovane mere kojima bi se rešavali problemi.

Na političkom planu još uvek su dinamične rasprave o narušavanju etničkih slika pojedinih 

država. Te rasprave vrlo brzo su potisnule u drugi plan debate o razvojnim potencijalima „svežeg“ 

ljudskog kapitala, odnosno integracije migranata u društveno-ekonomske sisteme država članica EU.

Može se reći da je uporedna analiza izborne podrške populističkim strankama i pokretima u 

Evropi posle migrantske krize dovela do zaključka o tome da postoji direktna korelacija između 

porasta podrške populistima i velike migrantske krize. Upravo je veliki migrantski talas u dobroj 

meri doprineo stvaranju velikog populističkog talasa koji je zahvatio gotovo celu Evropu.

Promene unutar Evropske unije nisu išle u pravcu jačanja integrativnih procesa povodom migrantske krize, dok su na unutrašnjem planu država članica jasna pomeranja u pravcu snaženja 

političkih opcija koje se zalažu za jačanje nacionalnih država. EU bi morala da sprovede institucionalne reforme koje bi ojačale integrativne procese, vrednosni sistem i demokratsku političku kulturu kako bi uticala i na države članice i države kandidatkinje u obuzdavanju populističkih trendova i gušenja liberalnih elemenata u predstavničkoj demokratiji, a u krajnjem, i pluralizma samog

Lutovac, Zoran

Stanovnistvo

Dealing with the migrant crisis in Europe has shown that the regulations, principles, and values of the European Union are overshadowed by the individual interests of its member states. On the one hand, EU member states have faced internal political challenges caused by populism, while on the other hand, there has been a lack of rapid, coordinated, and synchronised measures to solve the problems at hand. The mass influx of migrants from Asia and Africa to Europe indicates demographic shifts on a historic scale and possible global consequences, but EU member states have been observing the issue and are still observing it primarily from their own national point of view. A comparative analysis of electoral support for populist parties and movements in Europe since the beginning of the migrant crisis has led to an indicative conclusion that there is a direct correlation between increasing support for populists and the large-scale migrant crisis. The significant influx of migrants has contributed not decisively, but to a significant extent to the creation of a great populist wave that has engulfed almost all of Europe

Lutovac Zoran

Directory of Open Access Journals

Populism and the migrant crisis in Europe - political implications

Dealing with the migrant crisis in Europe has shown that the regulations,
   principles, and values of the European Union are overshadowed by the
   individual interests of its member states. On the one hand, EU member states
   have faced internal political challenges caused by populism, while on the
   other hand, there has been a lack of rapid, coordinated, and synchronised
   measures to solve the problems at hand.  The mass influx of migrants from
   Asia and Africa to Europe indicates demographic shifts on a historic scale
   and possible global consequences, but EU member states have been observing
   the issue and are still observing it primarily from their own national point
   of view.  A comparative analysis of electoral support for populist parties
   and movements in Europe since the beginning of the migrant crisis has led to
   an indicative conclusion that there is a direct correlation between
   increasing support for populists and the large-scale migrant crisis. The
   significant influx of migrants has contributed not decisively, but to a
   significant extent to the creation of a great populist wave that has
   engulfed almost all of Europe.</jats:p

Zoran Lutovac

Crossref

Dealing with the migrant crisis in Europe has shown that the regulations, principles, and values of the European Union are overshadowed by the individual interests of its member states. On the one hand, EU member states have faced internal political challenges caused by populism, while on the other hand, there has been a lack of rapid, coordinated, and synchronised measures to solve the problems at hand.
The mass influx of migrants from Asia and Africa to Europe indicates demographic shifts on a historic scale and possible global consequences, but EU member states have been observing the issue and are still observing it primarily from their own national point of view.
A comparative analysis of electoral support for populist parties and movements in Europe since the beginning of the migrant crisis has led to an indicative conclusion that there is a direct correlation between increasing support for populists and the large-scale migrant crisis. The significant influx of migrants has contributed not decisively, but to a significant extent to the creation of a great populist wave that has engulfed almost all of Europe.Migrantska kriza 2015. godine pokazala je da su države članice Evropske unije prvenstveno vodile računa o sopstvenim interesima suočavajući se sa masovnim i snažnim prilivom migranata. Na jednoj strani države članice EU su se suočavale sa unutrašnjim političkim izazovima populizma, dok su na drugoj strani izostale brze, usklađene i sinhronizovane mere kojima bi se rešavali problemi.
  Na političkom planu još uvek su dinamične rasprave o narušavanju etničkih slika pojedinih država. Te rasprave vrlo brzo su potisnule u drugi plan debate o razvojnim potencijalima „svežeg” ljudskog kapitala, odnosno integracije migranata u društveno-ekonomske sisteme država članica EU.
  Može se reći da je uporedna analiza izborne podrške populističkim strankama i pokretima u Evropi posle migrantske krize dovela do zaključka o tome da postoji direktna korelacija između porasta podrške populistima i velike migrantske krize. Upravo je veliki migrantski talas u dobroj meri doprineo stvaranju velikog populističkog talasa koji je zahvatio gotovo celu Evropu.
  Promene unutar Evropske unije nisu išle u pravcu jačanja integrativnih procesa povodom migrantske krize, dok su na unutrašnjem planu država članica jasna pomeranja u pravcu snaženja političkih opcija koje se zalažu za jačanje nacionalnih država. EU bi morala da sprovede institucionalne reforme koje bi ojačale integrativne procese, vrednosni sistem i demokratsku političku kulturu kako bi uticala i na države članice i države kandidatkinje u obuzdavanju populističkih trendova i gušenja liberalnih elemenata u predstavničkoj demokratiji, a u krajnjem, i pluralizma samog

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