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March 8, 2026Frontiers in Human DynamicsOpen Access

Editorial: Migration, identity, citizenship and conflict in the globalized world

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VFValery Buinwi FerimKSKgothatso B. ShaiMFMichael Fonkem

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Overview

Editorial explores the interplay of migration and conflict, highlighting the need for societal integration and policy discussions.

Key Points

  • The aim is to analyze the complex relationships between migration, identity, citizenship, and conflict in a globalized world.
  • Review of existing academic and popular literature on migration and conflict.
  • Analysis of divergent perspectives on migration across various regions and countries.
  • Discussion of case studies focusing on specific issues related to migrants' experiences and integration.
  • Identifies migration as a function of both push and pull factors.
  • Highlights the role of socio-economic competition in exacerbating local tensions.
  • Suggests that integration and mutual respect between migrants and locals can mitigate conflict.

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Ferim et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ada836bc08abd80d5bb512https://doi.org/10.3389/fhumd.2026.1808768
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