One wave of reforms, many outputs: the diffusion of European asylum policies beyond Europe

Guérin, Nina

doi:10.1080/13501763.2018.1425476

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“…In the past few years, several migration scholars have used the QCA approach to compare and understand better the development of migration and asylum policies as well as integration/citizenship policies at the cross-national level. Guérin's (2018) research, for instance, seeks to identify the factors that drive some European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) states to align with European asylum policies when others do not. Walbott's (2014) study focuses on citizenship and immigration in Western Europe and examines at why some countries facilitate access to national membership for immigrants while others permanently rely on restrictive policies.…”

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Disentangling the migration-development nexus using QCA

Czaika

Godin

2022

Migration and Development

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Disentangling the migration-development nexus using QCA

Czaika

Godin

2022

Migration and Development

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“…Starting from disgraceful practices such as collusion, corruption, and nepotism to a bad bureaucratic system that becomes obstacles in realizing a bureaucracy that is pro to the interests of the people at large, this has given birth to pathologies in the bureaucracy that have been passed down from generation to generation (Girling, 1997). Important changes became the starting point for the reform era in the political, legal, economic, and bureaucratic fields known as the first wave of reforms (Pedersen, 2012;Guérin, 2018).…”

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Bureaucratic Reform Strategy Employee Performance in the Secretariat of DPRD Kepulauan Riau Province

Kurnianingsih

Nazaki

Adhayanto

2021

ganaya

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Bureaucratic reform is part of the organization's strategy to improve the quality of the organization's performance. The purpose of this research is to analyze the bureaucratic reform strategy in the Secretariat of the Regional House of Representatives (DPRD) of Kepulauan Riau Province on performance during the COVID-19 pandemic. The method used is descriptive qualitative, where the researcher makes observations according to the phenomena that exist within Kepulauan Riau Provincial DPRD Secretariat. Then the data analysis technique uses a logical model in accordance with the concept of performance which is part of bureaucratic reform. The results show that there is a weakening of the supporting factors in public services so that there is a weakening of organizational performance in facilities that are part of the supporting factors for Kepulauan Riau Provincial DPRD Secretariat due to the COVID-19 pandemic, besides that in the bureaucratic reform strategy, preparation and anticipation are needed in involving stakeholders if the involvement of other parties is considered necessary to encourage the improvement of the performance quality of the DPRD Secretariat of Kepulauan Riau Province.

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“…The literature on policy diffusion, for example, has decisively demonstrated that in most countries, there are few domains in which transnational interaction does not play an important role (Börzel and Risse 2012;Braun and Gilardi 2006). Guérin (2018), in her contribution to the special issue, shows how the EU itself is part of this process, shaping asylum policies in its own near abroad. Yes, the EU may be an extreme case of economic and political interdependence but one that is increasingly common.…”

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Global European Union Studies: sometimes normal is a little weird

Newman

2018

Journal of European Public Policy

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What is 'European Union Studies'? Answers to this question shape scholarly and public thinking about the European Union, and its member states and citizens. The articles in this special issue, devoted to the best papers presented at the 2017 European Union Studies Association biennial conference in Miami, sketch a perspective, which I call Global European Union Studies. This approach recognizes that European integration is embedded within a larger global story. It suggests that the European project sits in dialogue with events happening in other countries and internationally, affecting and being affected by them. It resituates the European experience as part and parcel of broader transformations taking place across the world. In terms of payoff, European Union Studies can transform its own understanding of the European Union, make connections to those studying other world regions as well as international phenomenon, and focus attention on pressing real-world problems.

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One wave of reforms, many outputs: the diffusion of European asylum policies beyond Europe

Cited by 10 publications

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Disentangling the migration-development nexus using QCA

Disentangling the migration-development nexus using QCA

Bureaucratic Reform Strategy Employee Performance in the Secretariat of DPRD Kepulauan Riau Province

Global European Union Studies: sometimes normal is a little weird

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