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| Refugee Crisis and Security Challenges in Europe: Evaluating Germany's Responses and Security Control Strategies |
Frank-Collins N. Okafor (PhD) & Ebie, Sunday Onyekwuma
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Abstract:
The escalation of Europe Refuge crisis that affected must member States of the European Union especially Germany attracted responses and control strategies to reduce the influx of migrants and to check the increasing rate of security challenges. To ascertain the responses and the strategies, the paper adopted system theory, extracted data from secondary sources and applied content analysis. The study reveals that Germany responses and strategies were focused on two approaches. The first was the approach to reduce influx of migrants to Germany while the second approach was to control the rising security concern. It was also discovered that the strategies have relative success in reducing the rate of influx and the security challenges. The paper recommended among others that global instrument of conflict resolution and peace building is necessary to nip in the bud conflict in less developed countries that may result to wars and displacement of people. Also, a comprehensive data of the refugees should be kept. Refugees should be monitored to detect criminals among them so that their cases can be isolated and treated in line with the law.
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