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DOI: GERMAN AND FRENCH APPROACHES TO MIGRATION SECURITIZATION PROCESSES
Muydinov Dilshod Najmiddinovich , Doctor of philosophy in political science, associate professor, Independent student of the National University of UzbekistanAbstract
This article compares the situation in France and Germany regarding the securitization of migration. The analysis shows that France is more lenient towards immigrants than Germany and views immigration more as a threat to national statehood. Germany views it as a threat to national security. It also turns out that the issue of immigration has become a subject of debate between the extreme right and left in both countries.
Keywords
Migration, securitization, racist and xenophobic discourses against immigration
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