The EU and migration [What Think Tanks are thinking]
The migration crisis has eased since the agreement in March between the European Union and Turkey closed one major route through which people had been trying to reach Europe. A long-term solution to a better management of migration flows still appears elusive, as the Turkey deal could still unravel and other migration routes become more widely used. EU member states are also divided over the issue of ‘redistributing’ migrants among themselves. A debate continues among policy-makers on how to overhaul the current asylum rules and create a ‘Dublin IV’ while the EU ponders reaching an agreement with other countries similar to the one it has negotiated with Turkey. This note offers links to recent commentaries and studies on migration from major international think tanks and research institutes. More papers on the same topic can be found in a previous edition of 'What Think Tanks are thinking', published in May.
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- aanpassing aan de klimaatverandering
- Akkoord van Schengen
- asielrecht
- Azië-Oceanië
- denktank
- Duitsland
- economische geografie
- Egeïsche eilanden
- Europa
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- internationaal recht
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- Libanon
- migratiebeleid van de EU
- migraties
- MILIEU
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- OPVOEDING, ONDERWIJS EN COMMUNICATIE
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- terrorisme
- uitwisseling van informatie
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