The sociological aspect of the migration of Macedonian Albanians as one of the effects of the global risk

Abstract

Abstract 
The modern social life faces many challenges as is overloaded with insecurities whereupon many of these 
problems are directly related to the process of globalization as a social, economic, political and cultural 
phenomenon. Globalization is quite often blamed for the insecurities that people and societies in general face 
and these are usually viewpoints pointed out mainly by anti-globalists.  
We are living the historical period of the effects of the globalization process. This process is characterized with 
an interactive content of economic, political, cultural, social elements, which certainly affect the transition 
countries too. The international economic, political and cultural interactions play a significant role in the process 
of movement of people from one place to another, regardless if they are developed countries, developing 
countries or countries in transition. The international migration is closely related to these interactions and 
influences these processes as well as it is also influenced by them. The international economic imbalance, 
poverty and ecological degradation, all combined with the lack of peace and security, with the violation of human 
rights and different levels of development of judicial and democratic institutions are the main factors that affect 
national migration.