Visa, border, control, asylum and migration
The relational dimension of externalizing border control: selective visa policies in migration and border diplomacy
... Thus, visa policy appears to be an important means of externalization, both regarding the control of individual mobility and the conduct of negotiations over cooperative mi- gration ...of visa-free ...
22
Balancing border control with human rights obligations in the EU asylum and migration policy. The case of the EU-Turkey Statement
... “integrated border management system,” 59 which is not always the ...to migration caused by factors such as conflict-induced displacement or development-induced displacement, but also as a cause in itself ...
45
Destitution economies : circuits of value in asylum, refugee, and migration control.
... the border areas to inside ...the border region was as a means of “solving” the persistent problem of camp residents precluded from resettlement and unwilling to ...
22
Security and the duty to protect: EU migration and border control
... to Migration and Mobility (GAMM) has been revised in 2011, it is a good starting date for ...for asylum in 2015, which amounts to 123% more asylum applicants that in ...
32
Border control cooperation in the European Union: the Schengen visa policy in practice
... the diaspora variable to a wider extent works as a part of a security explanation. A large diaspora could make it easier for visitors with the same nationality to overstay their visa thus triggering a fear of ...
244
E PLURIBUS UNUM? THE COMMUNITARIZATION OF EU MIGRATION, ASYLUM AND BORDER MANAGEMENT POLICIES IN TIMES OF CRISIS
... their border protection to third countries, as it is shown for instance by the bilateral deals struck in 2008 by French then-President Sarkozy and his Tunisian homologue Ben Ali (Mikail 2011: 4) or Italian ...
12
External border control and asylum management as EU common goods : a budgetary perspective
... internal border controls across most of the European Union (EU) has increased the interdependencies between the Member States, triggering the emergence of many different EU common ...external border ...
67
Migration Control and Detention of Migrants and Asylum Seekers – Motivations, Rationale and Challenges
... ‘border control’ despite the growing international and European jurisprudence and campaigns calling for a more careful and restrained approach to its ...or asylum seeker is a cause for ...
11
The Externalisation of European Migration Control - How can Human Security of Asylum Seekers be Achieved?
... Security, Migration and Refugees As already pointed to in the theory part, over the years the concept of security has broadened, from the security of states to the security of regions and the society and finally ...
100
VISA POLICY AS MIGRATION CHANNEL IN SPAIN
... a visa will not be required of foreign nationals who apply for asylum at the time of ...a border crossing point, the Ministry of the Interior must notify the applicant of its duly reasoned decision ...
80
EUROPEAN MIGRATION NETWORK THE ORGANISATION OF ASYLUM AND MIGRATION POLICIES 2012: IRELAND
... countries signed a statement working towards joint standards for entry and ultimately enhanced electronic border systems to identify those with no right to enter the CTA before they arrive at the border. ...
94
EUROPEAN MIGRATION NETWORK Annual Policy Report on Migration and Asylum 2013: Ireland
... electronic border systems’ with which to identify persons with no legal right to enter the CTA before they arrive at the ...of visa and asylum applications where ...the border. The Agreement ...
178
Visa and Asylum CHAPTER 8. Visa and Asylum. J. Pauwelyn, T. Nguyen, and K. Kamal
... global migration law has recently attracted considerable ...global migration law. 19 One contributor noted that “migration is governed by an eclectic set of superimposed norms that are scattered ...
25
The political economy of migration enforcement: domestic versus border control
... study migration policy enforcement by an elected ...large, border enforcement might be preferred because, although more costly, it brings the number of migrants closer to the utilitarian ...
19
Migration by sea: protection of asylum seekers
... “The 2007 Anti-Trafficking in Persons Act— amended in 2010 and 2015—prohibits all forms of human trafficking and prescribes punishments of up to 20 years imprisonment, which are sufficiently stringent and commensurate ...
19
EUROPEAN MIGRATION NETWORK THE ORGANISATION OF ASYLUM AND MIGRATION POLICIES IN IRELAND
... Persons refused permission to land are removed from the State. See Section 4.5 below. 4.3.1 ASYLUM Asylum applicants are not considered legally resident while a decision on their status is pending. If a ...
68
Cross-border migration which is
... rticle A In comparative terms, the Malaysian policy on foreign workers has a number of shortcomings, which in part contribute to the continuous expansion of the illegal immigrants population. Firstly, its premise is now ...
12
Border enforcement, aid and migration.
... among control and treatm ent villages and it insures th a t potential grant size has a common support for the two ...between control and treatm ent ...
174
EUROPEAN MIGRATION NETWORK VISA POLICY AS MIGRATION CHANNEL: IRELAND
... Irish visa applications have increased in the last two decades as Ireland has moved from being a country of emigration to one of high net immigration during the ...Irish visa is, in the main, a national ...
91
Migration/ Asylum. Co-operation in the field of drugs
... -Which bi- or multilateral agreements on police cooperation are you a party to? Outline the content of these agreements? - Does your legislation include specific rules on cross-border surveillance and ...
7