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Eastern European Journal of Transnational Relations
The aim of the paper is to verify the thesis that throughout the 25 years of forming of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice and migration and asylum policy, participation of non-governmental and international organizations has had its part in real ...
A. Kosińska
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The aim of the paper is to verify the thesis that throughout the 25 years of forming of the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice and migration and asylum policy, participation of non-governmental and international organizations has had its part in real ...
A. Kosińska
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Building an Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
2023Abstract European migration law has evolved dynamically ever since the 1990s. The abolition of border controls in the Schengen area was considered to require flanking measures on visas and databases, amongst others. At the same time, Member States promoted intergovernmental cooperation in response to an increase in the number of asylum ...
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Facultative Mixity in the Area of Freedom Security and Justice
2020This contribution investigates the extent to which facultative mixity as a dimension of EU external relation exists in the Area of Freedom Security and Justice. The analysis addresses two questions. Firstly, what role may facultative mixity play, in principle, in the afsj?
Claudio Matera, Mauro Gatti
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21. The Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
2022This chapter looks at Justice and Home Affairs (JHA), and its subsequent transformation into the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice (AFSJ). The AFSJ comprises the policy areas immigration and asylum, and police and judicial cooperation. This chapter focuses on the early years of cooperation in this policy area, providing an introduction to the ...
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7. ‘An area of freedom, security and justice’
2018‘An area of freedom, security and justice’ explains the two main aims of the Schengen Agreements of 1985 and 1990. The first concerned border controls: to eliminate those internal to Schengenland; establish controls round its external frontier; and set rules to deal with asylum, immigration, and the movement or residence of other countries’ nationals ...
Simon Usherwood, John Pinder
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Constitutional Life and Europe’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
2016The challenge of thinking about the place of constitutionalism beyond the conventional categories of the nation state has become a principal concern for legal and political scholars. This book casts this issue in a different light by exploring the implications for the constitutionalism of legal integration in the European Union's 'area of freedom ...
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International organizations and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
2017The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) is possibly one of the most challenging fields of EU competences. Indeed, the integration into an AFSJ directly affects three fundamental aspects of constitutional relevance: the residual extent of national sovereignty, the monopoly of the state to maintain public order and public security, and the ...
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Title V Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
2019The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) aims at offering its citizens an area without internal frontiers. That Treaty objective is a recent one—the 1957 ToR does not refer to any such concept. However, the steadily growing dynamics of European integration, notably the creation of the internal market as an area where the free movement of ...
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22. The Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
2019This 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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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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