Migration as a Security Threat: A Socio-Constructivist Approach

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This article explores how migration is perceived as a security threat in society, suggesting public ideology drives migration policies.

Society increasingly perceives migration as a security threat, leading to social polarization and rejection of others.
Changes in international dynamics and internal politics contribute to the securitization of migration and public sentiment.
The article argues that public ideology influences foreign policy and migration strategies, shaping the discourse surrounding security.
Securitization process reflects the belief that migration impacts cultural and civilizational identities of destination states.

Izluchenko et al. (2025) studied this question.

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