International Migration Drivers: Economic, Environmental, Social, and Political Effects

This paper evaluates the recent trends in international migration and different viewpoints (arguments counterarguments) on global population movement examines impacts of social, economic, ecological, political determinants regional migration. The aims to analyse compare causal relationships between migration, one hand, socio-politic dimensions EU countries’ development, other. authors consider impact power above-mentioned long-term net for potential candidates access EU. First, it identifies justifies object research as countries candidates. Second, article provides a short literature review highlight that had highest share all world migrants, according report U.N. Population Division. Third, background materials collection methods study analyses panel data 2000–2018 using FMOLS DOLS. Fourth, presents results having analysed concepts theories, single out core migration: wages, unemployment rate, income inequality (measured by Gini coefficient), corruption, stability World Government Indicators), CO2 emissions material footprint per capita Sustainable Development Index). discussion conclusion section summarizes findings structural similarities differences among if these (or differences) cause them respond similarly economic conditions changes.