Internationale Migration aus der Perspektive des Nachhaltigkeitskonzepts

International migration is a significant social phenomenon that affects social cohesion, economic stability, and political decision-making processes. This article analyzes migration in the context of sustainability, considering the need for long-term, balanced solutions at the social and economic levels. Particular attention is paid to the discourse framework constructed by migration in the public sphere and its influence on the shaping of public policy. The article will show that addressing international migration is crucial for the sustainability of economic growth, the stability of the labor market, and the long-term viability of social systems. However, the problem with the discourse on migration is that politicians tend to use migration to polarize society and mobilize voters, rather than focusing on the positive effects of migration on the sustainability of various economic and social systems in the host country. Slovakia is a prime example of a country that has inadequate immigration and integration policies and instead has politicians who portray migration as a threat.