The Third Migrational Generation: Locals With “Migrational Background” Under the Prism of Integration and Social Inclusion in the Host Country

The process of integration and social inclusion is a fundamental part of person's adaptation within the outer social community. It plays a crucial role in self-identification on the territory of a given state both for locals and representatives of all migrational generations. Current scientific paper constitutes a relevant part of our general ongoing research on peculiarities of integration/social inclusion of refuges/migrants and forcibly displaced persons from all migrational generations. We have emphasized the postulates of outer and inner integration/social inclusion, general and individual visions on the diversity and multiculturalism within any local community, as well as we have underlined predominant tendencies regarding disruption of the feeling of belonging in representatives of generation of locals with migrational background.