vándorlok
Vándorlók (translated as "migrants" or "wanderers" in Hungarian) is a term used to describe people who move from one place to another for residence, work, safety, or other reasons. The concept covers a broad spectrum of mobility, from nomadic or semi-nomadic communities and seasonal workers to refugees and long-term international migrants. In modern usage, vándorlók is a category employed in sociology, demography, and public policy to discuss mobility, integration, and the social and economic effects of movement.
Etymology and usage: The term derives from the Hungarian vándorolni, meaning to wander or migrate. The forms
Types and classifications: Vándorlók can be classified by motive and context. Economic migrants move for work
Historical and legal context: Migration has shaped societies for centuries, including during the Migration Period in