Ukrainians and the Polish Cause
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4 Articles
It's easier to see the cause of economic turbulence in migrants than in the fallacy of the globalization paradigm. The post "Ukrainians and the Polish Case" first appeared on Krytyka Polityczna.
Poland needs workers, but it cannot base its migration policy solely on the needs of employers seeking cheap labor. Social cohesion, reducing tensions, and whether people coming to us for years will understand the country they live in, and their children will be able to become part of the Polish community, are also at stake. Otherwise, instead of neighbors, we will […]
Anti-Ukrainian sentiment won't be a key factor in the decision to leave Poland. However, our approach will influence the future of those who remain—and whether they will be able to fully integrate into Polish society. The article "Goodbye Poland? Ukrainians, the Future, and the Economy [CONTACT MAGAZINE]" comes from the website Kultura Liberalna.
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