Migration, International Relations, Governance, and Security Fallacies Debunked

This chapter critically examines the prevailing misconceptions surrounding migration in the field of international relations, focusing on governance and security. Through a comprehensive analysis of existing research and empirical evidence, this study dismantles several persistent myths and sheds light on the multi-layered dynamics of migration. Key findings challenge preconceived notions and offer a more nuanced understanding of the complex interplay between migration, governance structures and security concerns in today’s globalised world. By dispelling these fallacies, this article contributes to a more informed discourse and provides a basis for evidence-based policy-making in the context of international migration.