Explores the ways EU policy on migration and asylum is being implemented by 15 EU member states. Covers implementation of EU legislation; compatibility of national law and policies with pending EC legislation; attitudes to EC proposals on the development of the law; and perspectives for EU legislation in the field.
Written for the XXI FIDE Congress taking place in Dublin in June 2004, this book explores EU policy on migration and asylum, and the manner in which this policy is being implemented at a national level. With national reports from 15 EU member states (both existing and accession states), it is the most wide ranging and comprehensive international survey of this issue to date. Each report was prepared by a national expert and they focus on: the national implementation of existing EU legislation in the field of migration and asylum law; the compatibility of national migration and asylum law and policies with pending EC legislation on asylum procedure, legal status of third country nationals, and definition of refugees; national attitudes to European Commission proposals on the future development of European migration and asylum law; and long term perspectives for EU legislation in the field of migration and asylum law and policy.
