The country's immigration issue is expected to intensify, and its consequences will become more burdensome for Greek society, with implications for public order, national security, and social cohesion.
There could be no different outcome when the influx of illegal immigrants remains very high, and when there is not even the slightest assessment of the capacities of our country's infrastructure to meet the needs of the incoming population (in housing, schools, hospitals, reception centers, etc.) and of the actual medium-term needs of our economy for foreign labor.
The political, journalistic, and academic elite avoid seeing the essence of the problem and its real parameters. To solve this issue, a strict and restrictive immigration policy must be implemented, which will be judged based on the criteria of national security, social cohesion, and the needs of the economy.
Implementing such a policy would mean that the country would not be a 'no man's land', nor would it reward illegality with retroactive legalization. On the contrary, the immigrants who would be in the country would meet real and lasting needs of the economy and the labor market that could not be met by Greeks or EU citizens and would have come and settled in our country after screening and selection.
Only then would the Greeks be receptive to immigrants, and their integration would be feasible. The culmination of proven integration would be the acquisition of citizenship by immigrants. The parameters of such an immigration policy are presented and analyzed in this book.
Manufacturer
- Author
- Ioannis I. Kolovos
- Publisher
- Pelasgos
- Subtitle
- The case of Greece
- Number of Pages
- 200
- Release Date
- 10/2011
- Publication Date
- 2011
- Dimensions
- 17x24 cm
- Language
- Greek
- Cover
- Soft
- Geopolitical Region
- Greece & Cyprus
- ISBN-13
- 9789605222758
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