The Politics of recognition

I want to take those particular models used by most immigration countries in consideration when talking about my own life perspectives as Lithuania is a very new country in immigration processes and hasn’t got a clear policy and guide to how to deal with an increasing number of legal and illegal immigrants entering the country. My future carrier is connected very much to those issues and immigrant integration as I study multiculturalism and social anthropology. In the given moment there is a very high level of separation and distrust in the society and the politicians are not doing much to change the situation.
Talking about immigration policies and integration, we have to bear in mind a very difficult history of the Lithuanian nation. For hundreds of years it was under Polish or Russian Empire control and later 50 years of Soviet occupation. All those times laws were passed to minimize the Lithuanian culture and language use (sometimes it was even forbidden to write in Latin letters). Knowing this background it is in a way understandable that relatively young (20 years) Lithuanian government is often trying to pass laws favoring Lithuanian culture and language and it’s preservation. The society is so traumatized by the past experiences that people even fear European Union and its policies of creating a unified European identity.
So when I think of my future life and career, I realize how much work has to be done in this field and how long it is going to take. But good thing is that while immigration rates are not that high, we...

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