Publication
May 2008
This paper examines the exterior links in Europe's immigration policy. It points out that EU member-states cannot deal with the phenomenon of migration individually. Instead they have to consider migration cooperation between member-states and third countries. The author says that the distinction between internal and external management of immigration has become obsolete. In order to manage this phenomenon effectively, a true European common immigration policy is required, together with a coordinated approach in Europe’s policy on cooperation with development.
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Author | Stefano Bertozzi |
Series | CIDOB Migrations Documents |
Issue | 16 |
Publisher | Barcelona Centre for International Affairs (CIDOB) |
Copyright | © 2008 Stefano Bertozzi; © 2008 CIDOB Foundation |