Migration Crisis and the Libyan Gate to Africa

• Authors: El Ghamari Magdalena

Title variants

PL

Kryzys migracyjny, a libijska brama do Afryki

• Languages of publication: EN

Abstracts

EN

Experience from current conflicts is showing that it is hard to talk about the success of undertakings implemented by coalition forces. It turns out that military defeating the opponent and taking control of the area aren't a factor guaranteeing being a success in contemporary, connected operations. The military victory isn't guaranteeing the liquidation of everyone threats, and hence the political, ethnical, religion solutions of cultural problems. The existing situation results from the fact, that military operations leading you, major effort focussed on the combating of terrorism or of paramilitary rebellious groups, for creating and keeping democratic power structures, forgetting not only about the citizen and his problems, but also about in order to get to know, to understand and only then to try to change in the society. Through exchanged factors cross-cultural contacts are getting for underlining differences in determined societies themselves.

Keywords

EN

Libya; Strategic Analysis; Migrant Crisis; MENA Region; International Politics; Arab Middle East; Disintegration; Europe

• Publisher: European Association for Security
• Journal: Securitologia
• Year: 2016
• Issue: 2 (24)
• Pages: 35-49

Dates

published

2016-12-31

Contributors

author

El Ghamari Magdalena

• University of Bialystok, Poland

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