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From Tampere 20 To Tampere 20 Towards A New European Consensus On Migration Philippe De Bruycker

Name: From Tampere 20 To Tampere 20 Towards A New European Consensus On Migration Philippe De Bruycker
SKU: BELL-52520266
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From Tampere 20 To Tampere 20 Towards A New European Consensus On Migration Philippe De Bruycker instant download after payment.

Publisher: European Policy Centre

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.34 MB

Pages: 164

Author: Philippe De Bruycker, Marie De Somer, Jean-Louis De Brouwer

Language: English

Year: 2019

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From Tampere 20 To Tampere 20 Towards A New European Consensus On Migration Philippe De Bruycker by Philippe De Bruycker, Marie De Somer, Jean-louis De Brouwer instant download after payment.

2019 marks the 20th anniversary of the European Council meeting in Tampere, Finland, where the member states of the EU outlined the future for European migration and asylum policies. It was a time when Europe had just lived through the violent disintegration of former Yugoslavia and faced what was then the most serious migratory challenge since World War II.
Today, two decades later, Europe has just faced another migratory challenge, which is arguably even more serious. Even though the number of asylum seekers arriving at European shores and borders has significantly decreased since 2015, the consequences still reverberate strongly throughout the European Union and will likely continue to do so.