The Public Dimension of Migration Policy in the Conditions of Mondialisation: The Paradigms of Ukrainian and European Diplomatic and Diaspora Engagement Practices of the 21st Century

V. Tsivatyi, M. Martsyniuk
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The article deals with the features of Ukrainian migration policy and Ukrainian labour migration to Europe in the polycentric world order of the 21st century. It also considers the network-based social assistance programmes launched by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine to help Ukrainian citizens stranded abroad due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The purpose of this article is to perform a systemic analysis of the engagement of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine with Ukrainian citizens and Ukrainian migrants abroad, including a range of programmes launched by the ministry and their impact on the management of migration processes during the pandemic. The authors of the article emphasise the effectiveness of the implementation of network-based programmes in terms of mondialisation, whilst also giving recommendations on their possible adaptation and usage of the experience of diaspora policies and the diaspora. Keywords: migration processes, migration policy, diaspora, foreign policy, diplomacy, institutionalisation, mondialisation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, COVID-19.
世界化条件下移民政策的公共维度:21世纪乌克兰和欧洲外交和侨民参与实践的范例
本文论述了21世纪多中心世界秩序下乌克兰移民政策和乌克兰劳动力向欧洲移民的特点。它还考虑了乌克兰外交部为帮助因COVID-19大流行而滞留在国外的乌克兰公民而启动的基于网络的社会援助方案。本文的目的是系统分析乌克兰外交部与海外乌克兰公民和乌克兰移民的接触,包括该部发起的一系列方案及其对疫情期间移民进程管理的影响。这篇文章的作者强调了在单一化方面实施基于网络的项目的有效性,同时也就它们可能适应和利用侨民政策和侨民的经验提出了建议。关键词:移民进程,移民政策,侨民,外交政策,外交,制度化,商品化,乌克兰外交部,COVID-19。
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