Migrantska pot v Evropo

Malek, Nastja (author), Dragoš, Srečo (mentor)

V teoretičnem delu povzemam definicijo nacije, njen pomen, praktičnost ter kaj se kolektivno pričakuje od ljudi, ki živijo na določenem površinskem območju. Dotikam se problematike definicije begunstva in kaj te migracije pomenijo za države gostiteljice. Proces poti opisujem od samega preliminarnega procesa, od misli, ki se porodi ob odhodu iz lastne države, pa vse do zaključka, ki morebiti ni končna postaja. Komentiram kontroverzna in neskladna stališča tematike tihotapstva ter samo paradoksnost nujnosti njihovega obstoja. Ovire, frustracije, raznolikosti poti bom v empiričnem delu opredelila skozi izkušnjo petih ljudi, s katerimi sem skozi leta zgradila varen in zaupanja vreden odnos. V svojo raziskavo sem vključila pripovedi mladoletnih oseb različnih spolov in etnične pripadnosti, prav tako sem se osredotočila na podajo konta-zrcala vsesplošnega pomanjkljivega javnega mnenja, vse to pa sem poskušala pojasniti z že raziskanimi in potrjenimi teorijami.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: proces poti iz Azije in Bližnjega vzhoda v Evropo. Ovire na poti, tihotapljenje ljudi, tihotapci, raznolikost in težavnost poti. Pomoč deležna na poti, smrtni slučaji, zapori na poti, mladoletni migranti.
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Organization: FSD - Faculty of Social Work
• Year: 2019
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-107993
• Publication date in RUL: 11.06.2019

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Migrant path to Europe

Abstract

In the theoretical part, I summarize the definition of a nation, its significance, practicality, and what is collectively expected from people who live on a certain surface area. I illustrate the problems of the definition of the refugees and what is the meaning of these for the host countries. I describe the process of the path from the very preliminary process, from the thought that is born when we are about to leave from our own country, to the end of the path, which may not be the final station. I comment on the controversial and inconsistent views on the subject of smuggling and the mere paradox of the necessity of their existence. Obstacles, frustrations, and diversity of routes will be identified in empirical work through the experience of five people, with whom I have built a safe and trusted relationship over the years. In my research, I included the narratives of minors of various genders and ethnicities, and I also focused on giving a contra-mirror to the general lack of public opinion, all of which I tried to clarify with already studied and confirmed theories.

• Keywords: The process of traveling from Asia and the Middle East to Europe. Obstacles on the way, smuggling people, smugglers, diversity and difficulty of the route. Assistance that is provided on the road, fatalities, imprisonment on the way, minor migrants.