Abstract:
The Political geography aspects of the diffusion of old ethno – religious establishment in process of new immigrant inflows caused by on-going conflicts in Middle East. This is the case study of Lebanon presenting the interaction and mutual relations between territorial (spatial) and time (history) consequences of past and recent refugee inflows. The respective challenges over territorial integrity and national security caused by demographic changes over national security are presented as results in this survey. The case study is interesting in sense of the discussions among the EU members about the implementation of the explicit refugee quotas for people looking for asylum from conflict countries.