Safe third countries
extending the EU asylum and immigration policies to Central and Eastern Europe
by Sandra Lavenex
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"At a time when many transition countries are trying to enter the European Union, Lavenex highlights the willingness of Central and East European countries to adopt Western European policies aimed at fighting illegal immigration and reducing the numbers of asylum seekers as a political bargaining tool in exchange for future membership in the EU.
She also argues that the emergent European refugee regime undermines the values of international refugee protection and diffuses states' responsibilities by establishing a system of negative redistribution for the handling of asylum claims."--BOOK JACKET.
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European Union, Legal status, laws, Refugees, Right of Asylum, European union countries, foreign relations, Europe, central, politics and government, Europe, eastern, foreign relations, Europe, emigration and immigration, Asylum, right of, Law, european union countries, Law, europe, Europe, eastern, politics and government, 1989-Showing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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Safe third countries: extending the EU asylum and immigration policies to Central and Eastern Europe
1999, CEUPress, Central European University Press
in English
9639116440 9789639116443
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [177]-184) and index.
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