Migration and Cultural Identity in a Globalized World

Abstract

Migration has become a defining feature of globalization, influencing both migrants and host societies. This study examines how migration affects cultural identity, social integration, and multicultural coexistence. It investigates the challenges migrants face in preserving cultural traditions while adapting to new environments. Through qualitative interviews and case studies, the research identifies factors contributing to successful integration. The findings highlight the importance of inclusive policies, intercultural dialogue, and community participation in fostering social cohesion.