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20. The Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
2016This chapter examines a European policy, Justice and Home Affairs (JHA), and its transformation into the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice (AFSJ). The AFSJ, one of the newest additions to the European Union mandate, seeks to engage the EU in the areas of immigration and asylum policy as well as police and judicial cooperation.
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Governing the area of freedom, security, and justice
The Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice (AFSJ) has emerged as one of the most dynamic EU policy domains. This chapter discusses the ongoing strengthening of the EU as an agent of AFSJ governance before engaging with the implementation of some key provisions and assessing the extent to which the EU does, in fact, ‘govern’ the AFSJ.Federica Zardo, Peter Slominski
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The communitarisation of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
2015This article investigates whether institutional change—the gradual communitarisation of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ)—has triggered policy change. A comparative view on the different AFSJ subpolicies nuances the widespread expectation that stronger involvement of the EU’s supranational institutions would lead to more liberal and ...
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Victims of Crime in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
2021Jacopo Della Torre, Luca Luparia Donati
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The External dimension of the area of freedom, security and justice
2011The book is divided into six parts: the first concerns the institutional and legal framework and includes three essays: the genesis of the external dimension of the AFSJ; the Institutional setting and the legal toolkit; a legal perspective of the main problems of the EU external action in the JHA domain.
Cremona, M., Monar, J., POLI, SARA
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The politics of EU law and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019This chapter explores the politics of EU law in the specific policy area of ”freedom, security and justice” (AFSJ). The chapter discusses several interrelated themes such as the development of EU criminal law cooperation, mutual recognition and the idea of trust as well as challenges to the rule of law. In addition, the chapter looks at the flexibility
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The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice of the EU
2014In the EU, judicial cooperation is based on the principle of mutual recognition, which allows direct contacts between the issuing and executing judicial authority. Police cooperation is based on the principle of availability, which allows a fluent exchange of information between law enforcement authorities, as well different modalities of access to EU ...
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