EU asylum policy
Liberty versus security? EU asylum policy and the European Commission
... to policy problems, which aims to appear to always follow the letter of the law; in fact, the Commission is often derided for being ...the EU would ‘securitize’ the EU Asylum ...that EU ...
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The Evolution of EU Asylum Policy. ZEI Discussion Papers C. 142, 2005
... Europe-wide asylum acquis, recently culminating in a May 2004 breakthrough where ministers forged the basis of a Europe-wide common asylum ...the asylum acquis, however, took place alongside a ...
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"EU Asylum Policy: The Emergence of Supranational Policy Entrepreneurs?"
... the asylum field had already changed from unanimity to qualified majority vote (QMV) in the Council of Ministers with The Hague ...on asylum, immigration, and visa ...the EU asylum ...
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EU Asylum Policy To what extent is the asylum burden, in terms of physical distribution, shifted towards the EU external border countries, after the adoption of the Dublin Regulation?
... current EU asylum policy is characterised by restrictions and therefore there exists no collective action mechanism for large-scale resettlement because most EU Member States have imposed visa ...
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"The Prospects for Policy-Change in EU Asylum Policy: Venue and Image at the European Level"
... security-centric asylum policy, have actually strengthened its substantive image: critics identify the ‘virtualism’ of efforts to combat unwanted immigration; they suggest that measures taken against ...
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Towards an EU asylum policy : "Protection" for whom?
... the policy of conditioning development aid to the respect of Human Rights that the Community pledged to ...the asylum seeker liable to lead to the granting of refugee ...
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The establishment of the European Asylum Support Office and its impact on EU asylum policy
... 121The list was originally composed of Bulgaria, Gambia, Ghana, Poland, Romania, Senegal, the Slovak Republic, the Czech Republic and Hungary – however from 1994-1996 all African states on the list have been removed, ...
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The European Union and refugees: towards more restrictive asylum policies in the European Union?
... of asylum systems, from which EU Member States cannot ...of asylum-seekers), it is important to note that those are only minimum ...Protection, Asylum Qualification, Asylum Procedures ...
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Is there a need for a further harmonisation of European Asylum Policy?
... and asylum policy, Non-governmental organisations (NGOs), even they don’t have much influence; they are carrying important functions, because often they are the only institution that represents the interest ...
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The Europeanisation of German asylum policy and the "Germanisation" of European asylum policy: the case of the "safe third country" concept
... EU asylum policy can be regarded as one of the most dynamic areas of European ...communitarised EU policy area in less than 15 years. On the EU legislative level – even though ...
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Engendering Insecurity: The EU Asylum Regime
... the EU in order to illustrate how it is a combination of legal, physical and psychological insecurity that drives them to move from one Member State to another, and the ways in which Dublin II and Eurodac compound ...
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Conceptualizing sexual and gender-based violence in European asylum reception centers
... Specific types of SGBV not being recognized as a violent act is of major importance while addressing preventive mea- sures in asylum centers. Residents and professionals must have a complete and equal knowledge ...
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The concept of – The EU as structural element of subnational governance
... Between the three strategies one could identify a rising scale of positive integration. MSs that are most willing to create EU policies are the pace-setters. Their incentive is to make other members live up to ...
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A Need for Deconstruction of the Safe Third Country Concept Applied within the EU-Turkey Statement from March 18th, 2016
... One of the most noticeable practices of Turkey’s exclusion of asylum seekers is the erection of the Nusaybin wall on the frontier with Syria in 2013. This move from Turkish authorities has been explained in ...
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Asylum Policy under New Labour
... and asylum agencies from the Bill, arguing ‘that these omissions should be remedied in order to ensure equal treatment for asylum-seeking children’ and continuing ‘we find it impossible to avoid the ...
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Life, learning and university: An inquiry into refugee participation in UK higher education
... with asylum seekers and ...how asylum seekers and refugees access higher education in the UK, and what kinds of experience they might ...teaching asylum seekers in community based ESOL classes in the ...
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Understanding the EU Policy Portfolio: Conceptualising a Dynamic Model of Integration
... of EU policies and policy-making because it is not readily apparent at which level— regional, national, or supranational—policy should be created and ...the EU policy portfolio needs to ...
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BRIEFING ON ASYLUM AND IMMIGRATION POLICY NO 39
... • Document on the 1996 Intergovernmental Conference: starting points for a discussion March 1995 The Spanish Government is unwilling to replace the present unanimity requirement with qua[r] ...
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Migration, Borders and Asylum - Trends and Vulnerabilities in EU Policy. CEPS Paperback. July 2005
... As yet, there is no common definition of illegal immigration. Indeed, there are serious conceptual problems inherent to the framing of this category of migration. Before a person can be an illegal immigrant s/he must ...
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Sovereignty: EU Experience and EU Policy
... Without describing this new form at length, it is here that I wish to comment on three statements in Rabkin's paper: "Member States submit to rules and regulations drawn up [r] ...
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