The role of labor migration in shaping the socio-economic, cultural and demographic climate of Russian regions

Abstract

Introduction. Currently, migration processes are an integral part of the development of modern society. Every year, almost all countries in the world record the number of outflows and inflows of citizens, the entry and exit of the population for permanent or temporary residence, etc.Goal. The goal is to identify the impact of active migration processes on the socio-economic, cultural and demographic climate of Russia.Materials and methods. The study is based on the analysis of data from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, the official portal ROSMIGRANT, the official website of the Russian International Affairs Council, with the help of which summary tables are generated for a holistic study of the problem.Results and discussion. There are approximately 280 million international migrants in the world. Based on strategic forecasts and possible developments, each country individually forms its own migration policy. The basis of migration processes in most countries is labor migration.Conclusion. Based on the results of the study, we can conclude that only competent management of migration processes will create a stable and safe society that will contribute to the prosperity and development of the state together with attracting labor from abroad.

Keywords

• migration process
• immigrant
• social instability
• migration flow
• economic sovereignty