Strategic Cultures in Europe

Biehl, Heiko; Giegerich, Bastian; Jonas, Alexandra

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-01168-0

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“…Third, brain drain is another problem that irregular immigration poses to Europe's economic security, as highly educated migrants are leaving their countries for richer ones to look for better jobs and lives. According to the United Nations sources, up to 60% of intellectuals of countries such as Guyana, Haiti, and Jamaica are living abroad 5 .…”

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“…The abolition of internal borders within the EU fostered the dissemination of narratives pointing to a security deficit and new challenges for public order from the opening of internal borders, which led to an increasing politicization and securitization of migration [4]. This denationalization of state sovereignty requires cooperation, and although close cooperation on security and defense matters in the EU seems essential, there is no common "EU" position to address and overcome humanitarian crisis management in the aftermath of the crisis of refugees, which are based on divergent national strategies cultures that end up enforcing different security and defense policies in the EU [5]. An important term is 'refugee', which refers to a political and legal status in accordance with the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol under international law.…”

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European Countries’ Response to the Migration Crisis and Its Implications for Vietnam

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2022

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Migration is a historical issue that exists along with the evolution of humanity. Since 2015, Europe has witnessed a strong wave of illegal migrant arrivals from the Middle East, Africa, and Asia, creating an economic, political, security, and social crisis in the region. This article is devoted to discussing how the migrant crisis has affected regional security and the reasons why the policy responses of the EU and member states are effective enough to handle this phenomenon. First, the author presents an overview of the migrant crisis in Europe since 2015 by indicating statistical information of the number of migrants coming to Europe each year, and demonstrating the motivations of their choices. Second, four negative impacts of the migrant crisis on the security of Europe are pinpointed. Third, the article seeks to deliver an in-depth analysis of European countries’ policy responses to this problem, which opens up wholly new prospects, raises new questions, and presents new efforts towards the promotion of global and regional integration, cooperation, and unity. On this basis, the author personally comes up with some policy implications for Vietnam in dealing with the migration issue. To achieve these research objectives, the author mainly uses popular research methodologies in social science and international relations in particular to find out answers to the raised questions.

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Section: The Negative Impact Of Illegal Migration On Security In Europementioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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European Countries’ Response to the Migration Crisis and Its Implications for Vietnam

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2022

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“…Entendida como el conjunto de factores objetivos (geografía, demografía, economía o historia) y subjetivos (ideas, valores, creencias o tradiciones militares derivadas tanto de la cultura como de las experiencias pasadas) que explican la percepción que tienen los Estados acerca del empleo de la fuerza armada o su predilección por un estilo militar concreto, la cultura estratégica condiciona la configuración de las políticas de defensa nacionales (Longhurst, 2000: 301-303). Con independencia de las tesis que asumen que Europa está desarrollando una cultura estratégica común (Meyer, 2005), esta idea también puede explicar la propensión de algunos países para priorizar el desarrollo de la PCSD en detrimento de otras iniciativas (Biehl et al, 2013).…”

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