The main goal of this paper is to interpret the connection between social conflicts and the contemporary migrant crisis in Europe, through the analysis of social conflicts. Hypothesis is that tension and conflict manifestations, which are expressed as interethnic and interreligious, have their latent basis in political and social or class discourse. In other words, conflicts which are often recognized as ethnic, cultural or religious, can be based in social and economic inequalities, social anomie, political propaganda. We will be looking for the explanation of this type of conflicts through the theoretical analyses of scientific sources, public policies and data on ongoing migration crisis on local level.
