Pathways towards legal migration into the EU : reappraising concepts, trajectories and policies / edited by Sergio Carrera, Andrew Geddes, Elspeth Guild and Marco Stefan ; foreword by Matthias Ruete.
2017
KJE6044 .P384 2017 (Mapit)
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Pathways towards legal migration into the EU : reappraising concepts, trajectories and policies / edited by Sergio Carrera, Andrew Geddes, Elspeth Guild and Marco Stefan ; foreword by Matthias Ruete.
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Brussels : Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), [2017]
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iv, 217 pages : charts ; 24 cm
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Foreword / Matthias Ruete
Introduction / Sergio Carrera, Elspeth Guild and Marco Stefan
Part 1. Temporary migration: concepts, policies and transnational mobility trajectories. Temporary migration between the EU and Asia / Mari Korpela and Pirkko Pitkänen
Temporary labour migration: a flawed system in need of reform / Graziano Battistella
Temporary labour migration programmes in Asia / Gabriela Marti
A migration-cycle approach to temporary labour migration policies: looking beyond the responsibility of destination countries / Marie-José L. Tayah
Various shades of temporariness as a new policy challenge / Agnieszka Weinar
Part 2. The EU legal migration acquis: taking stock and main challenges. Questioning temporary migration schemes in the EU / Elspeth Guild
Equal treatment rights in EU law on labour migration: a human rights principle applied as a policy tool / Bjarney Fridriksdottir
Fair allocation of risks: a challenge for labour migration systems / Petra Hezfeld Holsson
Implementation of the ICT Directive: a practitioner's perspective / Jelle Kroes
Labour migration to Europe: what role for EU regulation? / Mikkel Barslund and Matthias Busse
Part 3. Legal migration through external cooperation. Legal migration in the EU's external policy: an objective or a bargaining chip? / Agnieszka Weinar
Implementing mobility partnerships: delivering what? / Leonhard den Hertog and Fanny Tittel-Mosser
EU legal migration policies towards China, India, the Philippines and Thailand: a statistical and legal appraisal / Marco Stefan
Migration in a globalised world: India's experience / Neelam D. Sabharwal
Part 4. Legal migration and EU trade policies. Trade and migration linkages in EU external migration policies: relief, root-cause reduction or rights protection? / Marion Panizzon
Trade commitments in GATS, EU-CARIFORUM and CETA, and the inclusion of blanket references to entry, stay, work and social security measures / Simon Tans
Can the EU use trade agreements to facilitate regular migration? Examples from the Western Balkans / Elspeth Guild
Part 5. Reconsidering the research and policy nexus on migration and ways forward for the EU. Research-policy dialogues on migration and integration at the EU level: who tells whom what to do? / Rinus Penninx ; EU legal migration templates and cognitive ruptures: ways forward in research and policy-making / Dora Kostakopoulou
Conclusions and recommendations: towards a fair EU agenda facilitating legal channels for labour mobility / Sergi Carrera, Andrew Geddes and Elspeth Guild.
Introduction / Sergio Carrera, Elspeth Guild and Marco Stefan
Part 1. Temporary migration: concepts, policies and transnational mobility trajectories. Temporary migration between the EU and Asia / Mari Korpela and Pirkko Pitkänen
Temporary labour migration: a flawed system in need of reform / Graziano Battistella
Temporary labour migration programmes in Asia / Gabriela Marti
A migration-cycle approach to temporary labour migration policies: looking beyond the responsibility of destination countries / Marie-José L. Tayah
Various shades of temporariness as a new policy challenge / Agnieszka Weinar
Part 2. The EU legal migration acquis: taking stock and main challenges. Questioning temporary migration schemes in the EU / Elspeth Guild
Equal treatment rights in EU law on labour migration: a human rights principle applied as a policy tool / Bjarney Fridriksdottir
Fair allocation of risks: a challenge for labour migration systems / Petra Hezfeld Holsson
Implementation of the ICT Directive: a practitioner's perspective / Jelle Kroes
Labour migration to Europe: what role for EU regulation? / Mikkel Barslund and Matthias Busse
Part 3. Legal migration through external cooperation. Legal migration in the EU's external policy: an objective or a bargaining chip? / Agnieszka Weinar
Implementing mobility partnerships: delivering what? / Leonhard den Hertog and Fanny Tittel-Mosser
EU legal migration policies towards China, India, the Philippines and Thailand: a statistical and legal appraisal / Marco Stefan
Migration in a globalised world: India's experience / Neelam D. Sabharwal
Part 4. Legal migration and EU trade policies. Trade and migration linkages in EU external migration policies: relief, root-cause reduction or rights protection? / Marion Panizzon
Trade commitments in GATS, EU-CARIFORUM and CETA, and the inclusion of blanket references to entry, stay, work and social security measures / Simon Tans
Can the EU use trade agreements to facilitate regular migration? Examples from the Western Balkans / Elspeth Guild
Part 5. Reconsidering the research and policy nexus on migration and ways forward for the EU. Research-policy dialogues on migration and integration at the EU level: who tells whom what to do? / Rinus Penninx ; EU legal migration templates and cognitive ruptures: ways forward in research and policy-making / Dora Kostakopoulou
Conclusions and recommendations: towards a fair EU agenda facilitating legal channels for labour mobility / Sergi Carrera, Andrew Geddes and Elspeth Guild.
Summary
Finding that EU migration policies are still subject to inconsistency, legal uncertainty and discriminatory treatment, scholars call for the creation of new legal pathways. Over the past 15 years, the "Europeanisation" of policies dealing with the conditions of entry and residence of third-country nationals has led to the development of a common EU acquis. Yet questions related to policy consistency, legal certainty and fair and non-discriminatory treatment in working and living standards still characterize the EU's legal framework for cross-border mobility. This book critically explores the extent to which EU legal migration policies and their underlying working notions match the transnational mobility of individuals today. It addresses the main challenges of economic migration policies, both within the EU and in the context of EU cooperation with third countries. Special consideration is given to the compatibility of EU policies with international labour standards along with the fundamental rights and approach to fairness laid down in the EU Treaties. The contributions to this book showcase the various uses and potential of social science and humanities research in assessing, informing and shaping EU migration policies. Leading scholars and experts have brought together the latest knowledge available to reappraise the added value of the EU in this area. Their reflections and findings point to the need to develop a revised set of EU policy priorities in implementing a new generation of legal pathways for migration.
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Includes bibliographical references.
Location
STA
Call Number
KJE6044 .P384 2017
Language
English
ISBN
9789461386304
9461386303
9461386303
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