THE CONTEMPORARY MIGRATION PHENOMENON – THE (UN) SOLVED PROBLEM OF THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY?!

Stelian Manolache
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Stelian Manolache: Faculty for Orthodox Theology, Constanţa, Universitatea Ovidius, Constanţa

CrossCultural Management Journal, 2016, issue 2, 99-105

Abstract: It is obvious that the migration wave from the Orient is a challenge for Europe and especially for the Catholic and Protestant countries. Its geopolitical, economic, social, cultural, theological and spiritual significance have hardly any competition in the old evolution of the world, the secularisation from the 17th century or the globalisation from the 21st century. From this perspective, it is necessary to study carefully the migration phenomenon in its assembly, trying to present an integrated and multi-criteria diagnosis, especially due to the fact that the migration phenomenon brings closer to each of us the huge and extremely difficult problem of Muslim radicalisation, together with its cohort of terrorist manifestations endangering the most important human right: the right to life. Our study is intentionally intended to evaluate and commensurate, using Orthodox theological criteria, the impact of the actual migration phenomenon, the life of the Muslim community – umma, related to the Christian community from the multicultural European society. We start from the opposed manner the two sides relate to society, understand freedom and the dialogue between religions.

Keywords: Immigration; Quran; Umma; Interreligious dialogue; Intercultural dialogue; Jihad (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2016
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