"Antimygrandal protests in Russia and in the West: what is behind the rebels against immigrants"

There is an opinion that today's migration policy of Russia repeats the mistakes of France. For a long time of the French “integration” course, the situation with immigrants has become one of the country's domestic policy of the country's domestic policy.

Is it possible to compare the situation in France and in Russia? How different are we different "problem points"? How does the scenario of recent events in Biryulyo differ from “similar” events in France? Is there a ready -made recipe for avoiding such situations in the future?

Participants in the discussion

Fedor Lukyanov. International journalist, political scientist. Chairman of the Presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy (swap).

Arno Dubyen. Director of the Franco-Russian Center of OSERVO.

Xavier Le Torriveek. Expert of the Council on Foreign and Defense Policy, Associate Professor of Voronezh State University.

Sergey Abashin. Senior researcher at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

Ekaterina Demintseva. Head of the Center for History and Cultural Anthropology of the Institute of Africa RAS