Migration processes

Today, migration processes play a significant role in human life, namely in shaping the demographic picture of the world. It is generally accepted that migration has become one of the manifestations of the globalisation of the world economy and is determined mainly by objective reasons. Migration, like any other process in a state, cannot be regulated without a legislative framework. Practically every country has developed and adopted numerous laws on labour migration, established migration services, and concluded intergovernmental agreements regulating migration processes between two states. Based on the above, this paper sets out the main objective of examining issues related to the harmonisation of the promising development of migration processes, namely between the Russian Federation and the Republic of Tajikistan.

Autorentext

Shukurova Karmainchon Bakhtiyerovna is a Master of Law (civil specialisation) from Lomonosov Moscow State University. She studies issues of state regulation in the field of migration processes, as well as civil and international relations in comparison with the national legal system.