NEW BOOK: Technology and Forced Migration: Ukrainian Migrants in Central and Eastern Europe (Routledge).

The publication brings a new and comprehensive perspective on migration after the Russian aggression in Ukraine and emphasizes the crucial role that information and communication technologies play in the everyday lives of forced migrants. It shows that technology is not only a tool for communication, but also a means of integration, access to public services and the creation of new community ties.

It focuses on Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary – states that have become new immigration destinations as a result of the conflict – and examines in detail how these countries are responding to the arrival of hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian refugees. By combining theoretical analyses with empirical data and practical insights, the book offers valuable information not only for academia, but also for policy practitioners and professionals in the fields of migration, digital governance and European studies.

This publication thus represents an important contribution to understanding current migration processes and to finding effective solutions at a time when technology is fundamentally transforming the ways in which people cross borders and seek new homes.

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