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Pathways Toward Legal Migration into the EU - Reappraising Concepts, Trajectories, and Policies (Paperback)
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Pathways Toward Legal Migration into the EU - Reappraising Concepts, Trajectories, and Policies (Paperback)
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Are EU policies on legal migration fit for managing and governing
the movement of people across borders? Over the last 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. However, questions related to policy
consistency, legal certainty and fair and non-discriminatory
treatment in working and living standards still characterise 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. The
book contains a Foreword by Matthias Ruete, Director General for
Migration and Home Affairs, European Commission.
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