The EU's External Governance of Migration

Ceccorulli, Michela; Fassi, Enrico

doi:10.4324/9781003026341

“…Thus the legal provisions valid for the EU's geographical borders do not apply to the externalized borders and the EU cannot be claimed to be legally responsible for violations of EU law that occur. Such serious legal implications of border externalization occur both on land and at sea and cover wide areas that are directly or indirectly affected by the EU's (and Member States') externalization practices, from the Mediterranean Sea(Müller and Slominski 2020) to Turkey(Kaya 2021;Lehner 2019), the Sahel(Bøås 2021;Raineri and Strazzari 2019) and the Balkan route(Bobić and Šantic 2020), from Afghanistan(Dimitriadi 2021) to Libya(Ceccorulli and Varvelli 2021). Distance further contributes to the dispersion of legal duties by 'blurring the lines of causation and making attribution of wrongful conduct a difficult task' (Moreno-Lax and Lemberg-Pedersen 2019, 6).…”

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Bordering power Europe? The mobility-bordering nexus in and by the European Union

Grappi

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Lucarelli

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2021

Journal of Contemporary European Studies

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The EU has been built on the idea that enhanced transnational relations and free movement of persons between Member States have a positive impact on international cooperation and hence on security.However, what we have witnessed in the past decade is a growing pressure to limit mobility, reinvigorated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Calls for a strengthened Schengen area go together with the externalization of European borders and the involvement of third states, but also with the reintroduction of border functions between Member States. Inside the EU free movement has been reduced if not stopped for fear of terrorism, irregular migration or the spread of viruses. Besides this, new techniques to govern mobility have emerged, affecting the role and meaning of borders. This article focuses on three dynamics of this process that entail a transformation of sovereignty, territoriality and rights: the externalization of borders, internal rebordering and logistification. The article argues that by focusing on what borders do rather than discussing what borders are, we can observe a more comprehensive transformation of the meaning and practices of borders within, around and outside the EU, a transformation that goes beyond the Westphalian imaginary and the simplistic alternative between hard and soft borders.

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“…Ezt a fajta eljárást nem csak súlyos nemzeti biztonsági és közbiztonsági kockázatként értékelem, de egész Európa biztonságára kihat, ha bérgyilkosok szankciók nélkül kezdhetnek új életet országainkban. A kérdéskörrel az elmúlt évtizedben több jogtudós és migrációs szakértő is foglalkozott, többek között Hautzinger Zoltán "A migráció és a külföldiek büntetőjogi megjelenése 21 ", vagy a "Külföldiekkel szembeni büntetőeljárás? 22 " című publikációiban.…”

Section: A Migráció éS a Biztonságunclassified

“…07. 21 282 A 2004-es évet megelőzően a spanyol terrorfenyegetettség alapvetően belföldre fókuszált és szinte kizárólag az ETA 283 kötötte le a terrorelhárítás figyelmét. A 2004-es madridi robbantás sorozat és a 2017-es barcelonai gázolásos merényletek azonban az ország nemzetközi fenyegetettségére hívták fel a figyelmet.…”

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A migrációs válság európai célországainak bevándorláspolitikája

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https://www.brookings.edu/articles/immigration-policy-in-france/ Letöltés: 2021. 03. 18.43 López-Sala, Ana: Exploring dissuasion as a (geo)political instrument in irregular migration control at the southern spanish maritime border. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/276115549_Exploring_Dissuasion_as_a_GeoPolitical_Instrument_in_I rregular_Migration_Control_at_the_Southern_Spanish_Maritime_Border Letöltés: 2020. 11. 01. 44 Santallina, Maria: The impact of Covid-19 on migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees. https://www.idea.int/news-media/news/impact-covid-19-migrants-asylum-seekers-and-refugees Letöltés: 2021. 12. 19.45 Vernile, Alessandra: The evolution of the intelligence services around Europe. The case of France.

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Bordering power Europe? The mobility-bordering nexus in and by the European Union

Grappi¹,

Lucarelli²

2023

Security in Transnational Spaces

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The EU has been built on the idea that enhanced transnational relations and free movement of persons between Member States have a positive impact on international cooperation and hence on security.However, what we have witnessed in the past decade is a growing pressure to limit mobility, reinvigorated by the Covid-19 pandemic. Calls for a strengthened Schengen area go together with the externalization of European borders and the involvement of third states, but also with the reintroduction of border functions between Member States. Inside the EU free movement has been reduced if not stopped for fear of terrorism, irregular migration or the spread of viruses. Besides this, new techniques to govern mobility have emerged, affecting the role and meaning of borders. This article focuses on three dynamics of this process that entail a transformation of sovereignty, territoriality and rights: the externalization of borders, internal rebordering and logistification. The article argues that by focusing on what borders do rather than discussing what borders are, we can observe a more comprehensive transformation of the meaning and practices of borders within, around and outside the EU, a transformation that goes beyond the Westphalian imaginary and the simplistic alternative between hard and soft borders.

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The EU's External Governance of Migration

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Bordering power Europe? The mobility-bordering nexus in and by the European Union

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A migrációs válság európai célországainak bevándorláspolitikája

Bordering power Europe? The mobility-bordering nexus in and by the European Union

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