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Roderick Parkes - European Migration Policy from Amsterdam to Lisbon

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Roderick Parkes

European Migration Policy from Amsterdam to Lisbon

Series: Aktuelle Materialien zur Internationalen Politik

Volume 79 2010

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Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis S. 2-8

Acknowledgements S. 9-10

Summary: A decade of responsibility S. 11-12

The starting point–a question waiting for an answer S. 12-14

Characterising migration policy S. 15-17

The policy prescriptions of the Amsterdam Treaty S. 17-19

The characteristics of the Amsterdam years S. 19-24

Policymaking under Amsterdam: Rules and reality S. 25-31

Political dominance and the skewing of policy S. 31-32

The venue-shopping thesis S. 33-34

European integration in the venue-shopping thesis S. 34-38

Lessons from new institutionalism S. 38-41

Venue-shoppers as arch-rationalists S. 41-42

Core hypotheses: Interior ministers as ‘arch-rationalists’ S. 42-43

A new conception of the Amsterdam rules S. 43-46

The soft side of venue-shopping S. 47-49

The weight of history: The importance of the ‘complete’ policy image S. 49-51

Venue shifts in the 1970s: The joys of a complete policy-image S. 51-53

Institutional changes at Amsterdam: The missing substantive dimension S. 53-59

After the institutional change at Amsterdam S. 59-69

Conclusions S. 69-70

Venue-shopping: Expanding on the basics S. 71-72

The returns directive: Interior ministries exploit their EU powers S. 72-76

The PNR agreement: Interior ministries exploit international pressure S. 76-80

Framework Decision on Data Protection: Interior ministries exploit satellite cooperation S. 80-83

Conclusions S. 83-84

Bringing back in the domestic level S. 85-86

Identifying international loops: An analytical framework S. 86-90

The closure of the ‘EU loop’ S. 90-95

Alternative loops: The specifics of the G6 and Heathrow meetings S. 95-100

Matching supply and demand at G6 and Heathrow S. 100-108

Conclusions S. 108

Policy interaction S. 109-110

Conceptual perspectives on policy interaction and coordination S. 110-112

The distribution of political resources in EU migration policy S. 112-115

Approaches to migration: External development vs. internal stability? S. 115-116

EU migration policy outcomes: What evidence of interaction? S. 116-121

Tracing the sources of interaction: The European Council S. 121-125

Horizontal pressures: DG Development and the interior ministries S. 125-129

Conclusions: Explaining the development turn S. 129-130

The mistakes of responsible policies S. 131

The responsible approach to migration S. 131-133

The rights-effectiveness nexus S. 133-137

The legitimacy deficit S. 137-138

A typology of legitimacy at the European level S. 138-140

Characteristics of EU migration policymaking S. 140-141

A taller order: Regulating an invisible phenomenon S. 141-142

The symbolic politics of border management: Frontex S. 142-144

Conclusions S. 144

The British litmus test S. 145

British exceptionalism S. 145-147

The Club of Ministers S. 147-148

A new Treaty and a new setup S. 148-150

The British position S. 150-152

Two scenarios S. 152-155

The creation of a new hybrid S. 155-156

The strategic deficit S. 157-158

The new Treaty and the need for strategic thinking S. 158-162

The Stockholm Programme evaluated: Programming as inter-institutional mud-wrestling S. 162-166

Future perspectives: The communitarian vocation of the European Council S. 166-170

A liberal future? S. 171

The control paradigm S. 171-173

Restricting migration by liberalising migration channels? S. 173-174

Paradigm change: The liberalisation of responsibility S. 174-176

Perspectives for the future S. 176-178

Bibliography S. 179

Official documents S. 179-181

Further documents S. 182

Secondary sources S. 183-194

Media S. 195-197

Abbreviations S. 198-199

doi.org/10.5771/9783845226088

Martin Koopmann, Barbara Kunz - Deutschland 25 Jahre nach der Einheit

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Martin Koopmann (ed.), Barbara Kunz (ed.)

Deutschland 25 Jahre nach der Einheit

Series: Genshagener Schriften - Europa politisch denken

Volume 3 2016

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Roderick Parkes ‚Der Legitimator‘: Welches Deutschland wünscht sich Polen? S. 27-40

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Klaus Sieveking - Wechselwirkungen von Migration und Integration im europäischen Mehrebenensystem

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Wechselwirkungen von Migration und Integration im europäischen Mehrebenensystem

Series: Schriftenreihe des Zentrums für Europäische Rechtspolitik der Universität Bremen (ZERP)

Volume 63 2011

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Roderick Parkes Grundlegung S. 107-117

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Franco Algieri, Arnold H. Kammel, Jochen Rehrl - Integrationsprojekt Sicherheit

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Franco Algieri (ed.), Arnold H. Kammel (ed.), Jochen Rehrl (ed.)

Integrationsprojekt Sicherheit

Series: AIES-Beiträge zur Europa- und Sicherheitspolitik

Volume 3 2011

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Nicolai von Ondarza, Roderick Parkes Die Solidaritätsklausel im Vertrag von Lissabon: Spannungen zwischen Solidarität und Souveränität, Katastrophenschutz und Terrorabwehr S. 75-86

doi.org/10.5771/9783845231655

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