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Culture, Practice & Europeanization / Mobility policy as pandemic policy. The Schengen regime in the Corona crisis.

Culture, Practice & Europeanization / Mobility policy as pandemic policy. The Schengen regime in the Corona crisis.

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- I–II Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis I–II
- 1–4 Editorial Monika Eigmüller, Klarissa Lueg, Vincent Gengnagel Monika Eigmüller, Klarissa Lueg, Vincent Gengnagel 1–4
- 5–121 Articles 5–121
  - 5–36 How do state authorities act under existential uncertainty? Hypotheses on the social logic of political decision-making processes during the Coronavirus pandemic Klaus Kraemer Klaus Kraemer 5–36
  - 37–67 COVID-19 related social media use and attitudes towards pandemic control measures in Europe Monika Verbalyte, Monika Eigmüller Monika Verbalyte, Monika Eigmüller 37–67
  - 68–99 From order to chaos. How the Brexit economic expert discourse articulates structural dissolution in times of COVID-19 crisis Jens Maesse, Thierry Rossier Jens Maesse, Thierry Rossier 68–99
  - 100–121 Integrationists, Critical Europeanists and Pessimist Europeanists: EU attitudes among students in a German university Céline Teney, Juan Deininger, Josefine Zurheide Céline Teney, Juan Deininger, Josefine Zurheide 100–121
- 122–145 Essays 122–145
  - 122–135 What can science do in the face of pandemics? Alexander Bogner Alexander Bogner 122–135
  - 136–145 Mobility policy as pandemic policy. The Schengen regime in the Corona crisis. Georg Vobruba Georg Vobruba 136–145
- 146–158 Research notes 146–158
  - 146–151 The corporate making of history: History communication of organizations as research subject Klarissa Lueg, Trine Susanne Johansen Klarissa Lueg, Trine Susanne Johansen 146–151
  - 152–158 Are European borders green? Notes on the need for research approaches and policy measures to deal with the reality of borders when implementing green transitions Søren Tinning, Dorte Jagetic Andersen Søren Tinning, Dorte Jagetic Andersen 152–158
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Culture, Practice & Europeanization , page 136 - 145

Mobility policy as pandemic policy. The Schengen regime in the Corona crisis.

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Georg Vobruba

DOI
- doi.org/10.5771/2566-7742-2022-1-136
- ISSN: 2566-7742
- ISSN online: 2566-7742
Abstract

During the Corona-pandemic, restricting mobility became an important means of pandemic policy. Within the European Union, this resulted in stress for the Schengen area. The essay deals with the question of how the Schengen system coped with pandemic policy and argues that the exceptions from the basic rule of free movement provided the Schengen system with the flexibility necessary to survive the pandemic. Elaborating on this thesis, the paper explores some important changes the EU-borders are likely to undergo due to the pandemic.
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