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245 0 0 _aExternal Differentiation in Migration
_h[Recurso electrónico]
_b : Boosting or Hollowing Out the Common EU Policy?
_cAsli Selin Okyay ... [et al.]
260 _aBarcelona
_b : CIDOB Barcelona Centre for International Affairs
_c, 2020
300 _a22 p.
490 0 _aPolicy papers
_v10
500 _aEn la port.: EU Integration and Differentiation for Effectiveness and Accountability
504 _aBibliografía: p. 18-21
520 _aThe growing weight given to external cooperation leads to increasing participation by non-member states in EU migration and asylum policy, in both regulatory and organisational terms, constituting instances of external differentiation. This paper analyses the causes, shapes and effects of external differentiation. By examining the cases of Libya, Morocco, Turkey and Western Balkan countries, we demonstrate that the multiplicity of actors, venues and levels governing EU migration and asylum policy plays a significant role in driving and shaping external differentiation. We argue that the effects of external differentiated integration (DI) mechanisms on migratory pressure are relative and limited to the short run. Increasing intergovernmentalisation and informalisation of external differentiation has, however, significant repercussions on the EU’s internal normative standards. We conclude that external DI mechanisms should be a complement to and not a substitute for comprehensive internal policies; and that external DI should go beyond a narrow focus on migration control and ensure full compliance with the EU system of rules regarding human rights, asylum and international cooperation.
650 7 _aIntegración europea
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650 7 _aCooperación europea
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650 0 _aPolítica migratoria
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_aPaíses de la Unión Europea
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_aOkyay, Asli Selin
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