(Un-)Doing EU Migration Governance in Times of Crisis

Abstract

The Common European Asylum System (CEAS), Schengen, borders, problems, prospects. The aim of this panel is to focus specifically on EU's ambition to create a common migration regime: freedom of movement of EU citizens as well as a common refugee framework. Did the EU attempt a normative overstretch? Are the challenges linked to the context of economic crisis and political instability? Or are they linked precisely to the policy area of migration and its normative imperatives? Is the vision of common migration governance sustainable given the context of crisis? Can the normative challenges against the CEAS and against the free movement of EU citizens be addressed or is migration simply too tricky to fully harmonize?

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