Religion, politics, and migration
impacts on the structures of contemporary states
Keywords:
religion, politics, migration, minorities, secularAbstract
The purpose of this article is to briefly analyze the dialectical relationships that are established between the spheres of politics and religion and their consequent impacts on contemporary migratory processes, as well as trying to understand how these processes are assimilated within the structures of States and, verify how religious differences are reflected as a process of social stratification institutionalized by legal statutes - specifically in Western countries, self-declared as secular States.
We will try to briefly examine how these nuances between these apparently disconnected universes have generated deep institutional crises in contemporary societies, as well as, we intend to demonstrate in a concrete way the existence of a project of dissolution of democratic and republican institutions with the intention of reestablishing an order in the West. Theocratic, based on the ancien régime, albeit in a new guise.
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