A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015
The article discusses the state of the European Union after 2015, when overlapping crises led to new challenges for the EU, which entailed new political dynamics. As the migration and asylum policy of the Union developed at varying rates and depths, the whole policy became non-symmetrical and hard...
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description | The article discusses the state of the European Union after 2015, when
overlapping crises led to new challenges for the EU, which entailed new political dynamics. As the migration and asylum policy of the Union developed at varying rates and depths, the whole policy became non-symmetrical and hard to coordinate, hence weak in the event of a crisis. This vulnerability was demonstrated during the peak of the 2015 refugee crisis that shook Europe and its security and led to immigration politics and an array of problems. This article is a conceptual paper that addresses a number of issues coming to light after the height of the crisis, including the external border policy, the European identity, concerns about the limitations of the liberal state, the politicisation and securitisation of migration, the framing of immigrants, and the phenomenon of reversing the securitisation of migration, which primarily affected Central and Eastern Europe. The article seeks to answer several questions that highlight the irony of using liberal norms for exclusionary purposes, and the degree to which identity politics and policymaking may progressively transcend and reshape
the limitations of the liberal states in Europe. |
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spelling | doaj.art-aadb77c61d63436b9523bab6f2049f8e2023-12-08T14:15:40ZengEuropean Institute of RomaniaRomanian Journal of European Affairs1582-82711841-42732023-12-01232126143A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015Klára Semerádová0PhD student at the Department of International Relations and European Politics, Faculty of Social Studies, Masaryk UniversityThe article discusses the state of the European Union after 2015, when overlapping crises led to new challenges for the EU, which entailed new political dynamics. As the migration and asylum policy of the Union developed at varying rates and depths, the whole policy became non-symmetrical and hard to coordinate, hence weak in the event of a crisis. This vulnerability was demonstrated during the peak of the 2015 refugee crisis that shook Europe and its security and led to immigration politics and an array of problems. This article is a conceptual paper that addresses a number of issues coming to light after the height of the crisis, including the external border policy, the European identity, concerns about the limitations of the liberal state, the politicisation and securitisation of migration, the framing of immigrants, and the phenomenon of reversing the securitisation of migration, which primarily affected Central and Eastern Europe. The article seeks to answer several questions that highlight the irony of using liberal norms for exclusionary purposes, and the degree to which identity politics and policymaking may progressively transcend and reshape the limitations of the liberal states in Europe.http://rjea.ier.gov.ro/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Art.-7-RJEA_vol.-23_no.-2_Dec-2023_Final.pdfeumigrationcrisislimitations of the liberal statemobilisation of nationalismeuropean identity |
spellingShingle | Klára Semerádová A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015 Romanian Journal of European Affairs eu migration crisis limitations of the liberal state mobilisation of nationalism european identity |
title | A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015 |
title_full | A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015 |
title_fullStr | A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015 |
title_full_unstemmed | A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015 |
title_short | A Missed Window of Opportunity: Migration Crisis and the EU Borders after 2015 |
title_sort | missed window of opportunity migration crisis and the eu borders after 2015 |
topic | eu migration crisis limitations of the liberal state mobilisation of nationalism european identity |
url | http://rjea.ier.gov.ro/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Art.-7-RJEA_vol.-23_no.-2_Dec-2023_Final.pdf |
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