| dc.description.abstract | Since 1945 Europe has experienced several waves of migration patterns both
regular and irregular migration. Europe has thus become one of the most
attractive destinations to migrants mostly from non-European continents.
Migrants are motivated to settle in European nations in search of better living
standards. Along with regular migration, Europe tends to experience a large
flow of irregular migration. The main reason for this is the existence of the most
developed nations in Europe and one such example is the presence of the
European blue concept. The European Blue Banana is considered an urbanized
corridor that includes most of the developed cities in Europe with wide
economic opportunities. This research focuses to identify the pattern of
irregular migration movements to Europe, how the development of the Blue
Banana concept may impact Europe, and what European projects encouraged
people in non-European continents to migrate to Europe. This paper was
developed based on qualitative methodology and gained information through
secondary sources. And this research will provide insight into how the
development of the European Blue Banana concept influenced irregular
migration in Europe. | en_US |
