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The paper analyses economic and legal aspects of the refugee crisis caused by
the war in Syria. The aim of this paper is considering of the refugee crisis
complexity in the Republic of Serbia. At first, our research includes the
analysis of the refugee crisis in Serbia that refers to the number of
refugees who expressed their intention to seek asylum in Serbia and the
origin country of refugees. After that, the part of direct costs of the
state are estimated as well as the total consumption of refugees during
crossing Serbia in 2015. The costs in the operational plan of the Republic
of Serbia Government, and the reception and asylum centres costs are
identified, as well as sources of financing of direct costs. The estimated
direct costs for Serbia are around 30 million Euros, and total consumption
of refugees in 2015 is not less than 20 million euro. Additionally, we
analysed the Asylum Act in the ex-YU countries, and determined convergence
and divergence of their different acts. Our results of the Asylum Act
analyses in each country confirm that refugees, asylum seekers and persons
enjoying subsidiary protection have the same rights as residents in
Macedonia, Serbia and Croatia. This is the major result of this paper.
Anyone in Serbia or in the Balkan region did not find similar results.
Consequently, the results of this paper are unique and exclusive. Therefore,
these results are very important for the scientific and professional
public.

Our primary goal in this presentation is to provide a comprehensive review of literature as it pertains to the influence of the Syrian Refugee crisis in Jordan, Turkey and Germany.These countries have experienced an enormous influx of refugees which has caused a need for economic and political concern. First, we will examine the history of Syrian Civil War that led to the displacement of Syrian individuals and families. Second, we will evaluate the effects of Syrian migration on the economical and political situation in Jordan, Turkey, Germany. We will discuss the various policies implemented in each of the countries that either hinder or promote development and sustainability due to the change in population. We will propose policies that are both beneficial to the structure of these countries and supportive of the humanitarian well-being of the refugees themselves. In conclusion, we will discuss the implications that the refugee crisis has on the USA as well as practical steps we can take in our locally to support the incoming Syrian refugees who will resettle in our communities.

The world is currently facing the largest refugee crisis since the end of World War II, but the international response lacks cohesiveness and aid has been far less than what is needed. The situation requires international cooperation in the form of financial, geographic, and political solidarity, which necessitates strong political leadership and public support.

Worldwide displacement from wars, conflict, and persecution is at the highest level ever recorded. Almost 60 million people were forcibly displaced at the end of 2014; alarmingly, over half of the world's refugees are children. What is a refugee, and why are their numbers increasing? This book explores global refugee trends, and discusses Australia's response to the plight of asylum seekers and refugees. Also includes: worksheets and activities, fast facts, glossary, web links, index

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