Has the time not come to view migration, our migration, not with resistance, sometimes fierce, but with kindness, so as to break down our walls of communalism?
What place do we give to "spirituality" in our "travels", in our "migrations"?
With respect to assessing migration flows, the categories that are commonly used definitely need to be revisited. For example, when a person, subjected to a (forced) migration, is welcomed into a host society, he or she obviously cannot “simply” integrate into that society with pre-established personal, social and/or faith-based indicators...
