Migration and Terrorism

Abstract

During the turn of the second millennium, in the world around us, there are many political, economic and social crises, mass migration, 4th industrial revolution, asymmetric warfare, a new type of terrorism phenomenon which became increasingly known to larger masses, making a virtual development into their rooms. Most of these events have developed in line with accelerated changes and have spread through globalisation and data transfer developments. In my study, I examine whether a direct link between migration and terrorism can be detected between the subjects of their own citizenship, regular and irregular migration and registered terrorist attacks. If it is a verifiably existing phenomenon, what kind of law enforcement options can reduce the risk of terrorism and reduce the risk of migration.