Abstract
This research examines the current imbalance between the needs presented in the context of forced migration and the collective international response to alleviate the states of the first asylum, which concentrate most of the requests for refuge. Through the dialectical-descriptive method, of a transdisciplinary character, two theoretical aspects are analyzed that conceive the solidarity or the interest of the States as a driving force for cooperation throughout the formation and maintenance of the International Refugee Regime.
Keywords:
Refugees; Cooperation; Solidarity; Non-refoulement