Arowolo, Ridwan Abiola <br/><br/>
MIGRATION AND THE RISE OF POPULIST AND EXTREME NATIONALIST IN EUROPE / 
RIDWAN ABIOLA AROWOLO; SUPERVISOR: ASSOC. PROF. DR. SEVKI KIRALP 
 - 50 sheets;  31 cm.  Includes CD 
<br/><br/>Thesis (MA) - Cyprus International University. Institute of Graduate Studies and Research International Relations Department 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliography (sheets 46-50) 
<br/><br/> ABSTRACT<br/>This study examines migration and the rise of populist and extreme nationalist in <br/>Europe. The study seeks to undertake an assessment of the predominance of <br/>migration to European countries and to determine how migration has affected <br/>populism and extremist nationalism. The study further aims at determining the <br/>elements that gives rise to migration in Europe and examining how migrants are <br/>treated in some European countries. It is expected that the study will be of enormous <br/>advantage to individuals who are involved in conducting research on the subject <br/>matter of this study and who aims to obtain additional knowledge on the area of <br/>focus of this study and can as well be adopted by individuals who are non researchers to make more on their future research investigation. It is also expected <br/>that the study contributes to the advancement of knowledge and might function as a <br/>guide for many other research investigations. Qualitative method was adopted in this <br/>study and content analysis technique was also adopted in its procedure. It has been <br/>established that European citizens are of the concern that immigration is the major <br/>reason that leads to the rise of the far right populists. The study has also proven that <br/>the prowess of nationalism in any society can therefore be determined through a <br/>number of indicators, which include structural factors, exclusionary citizenship, <br/>socio-economic marginalization, and lots more virulent and instant factors including <br/>media discussions, support for nationalist politics and violence against particular <br/>groups. It is recommended that transnational cooperation needs to take precedence in <br/>creating good warning systems to predict as well as anticipate potential resettlement <br/>streams in order for the countries to be better equipped. In order to provide early <br/>warning of the resettlement, information and intellectual prowess must be shared <br/>between and among nations as well as organizations. This includes a thorough <br/>knowledge of the various factors that can lead to movement of people, including <br/>violent confrontations, financial and ecological catastrophes, and expatriate <br/>populations.<br/>Keywords: International Organization Populists, Migration, Mediterranean, <br/>Nationalist, Resettlement, Transnational Cooperation. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>International organization--Dissertations, Academic<br/>Nationalists --Dissertations, Academic<br/>International business enterprises--Dissertations, Academic