Why is the EU cooperating more on migration issues with some third countries than others?
What explains this variation? In recent years, the EU has intensified its institutionalised …

In order to increase the effectiveness of migration management, the EU increasingly enters
into agreements with third countries. Such co‐operation aims to engage third countries in …

In the absence of an international migration regime, the rising salience of migration issues
and the limits of unilateral policies led the E uropean U nion to seek appropriate venues for …

In the context of the ongoing “migration crisis” the externalization of EU migration policy has
continued. EU policy documents argue that cooperation with non‐EU countries is essential …

Avrupa özelindeki göç baskısı,'daha fazla Avrupa'vurgulu çağrılar ile üye devletlerin tepkisel
ve korumacı reflekslerinin çekişmesi üzerinden şekillenen ve palyatif çözümler üreten …

Cooperation with non-EU countries is a central migration policy priority for the EU, and since
2008 eight Mobility Partnerships have been signed. Given the importance attached to this …

Migration partnerships (MPs) have become a key instrument in global migration
governance. In contrast to traditional unilateral approaches, MPs emphasize a more …

Abstract The “Global Approach to Migration” represents the European Union's most
advanced attempt to integrate non‐member states' interests into its policy agenda. Despite …

This article focuses on the external dimension of migration policy (EXMIPO) in the EU
member states (MSs), through a policy tool approach. It offers an analytical framework for …

Against the background of the limited “hard” law measures in place on external migration,
the EU institutions are attempting to use a more differentiated approach to migration. This is …