The coming demographic avalanche: on the threshold of the great resettlement of peoples

Abstract

In this article, the demographic problems and migration processes of globalisation and its consequences are examined on the basis of a comprehensive analysis of international relations in the modern world. The author reveals the characteristic features of emigration processes and the reasons for their tightening on the European continent. He also assesses the ineffectiveness of European policy of 'open doors'. The author draws attention to the fact that uncontrolled migration in terms of a multidimensional globalisation is a planetary phenomenon, and the highest voltage of the demographic character associated with China and South-East Asia. He also emphasises that the basis of the problems connected with the mass resettlement of people is formed by the principal differences between various cultural and civilisation systems.