Human rights, domestic politics, and informal agreements: parliamentary challenges to international cooperation on migration management

Reslow, Natasja

doi:10.1080/10357718.2019.1674777

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“…Eurosceptic right-wing parties on the contrary view the agreements positively for being an adequate response to the security situation in Europe regarding migration. On this point, Reslow (2019b) demonstrates that parliaments as "moral tribunes" might be challenged by the presence of (far) right-wing parties. As shown through the focus on humanitarian and securitisation frames, this phenomenon of politicisation of an issue touching upon human rights protection highlights the contentious character of migration, in which securityconsidered as a necessityoften overtakes other concerns.…”

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“…Additionally, recent work on externalisation stated that "EU migration governance lacks sufficient parliamentary oversight" (Oliveira Martins and Strange 2019, p. 200). Whilst parliaments' reactions towards international cooperation on migration have recently been given further academic attention (Reslow 2019b), parliamentary discourse has been quite overlooked in analysing EU external migration policy. Thus, this paper investigates the extent to which politicisation is at play in the parliamentary setting.…”

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Between human rights and security concerns: politicisation of EU-Turkey and EU-Libya agreements on migration in national parliaments

Thevenin

2021

European Security

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For the past few decades, the increased perception of migration as an issue in Europe resulted in the development of the externalisation of the EU's migration governance to third countries. EU-Turkey and EU-Libya cooperation frameworks on migration have in this perspective been established in the wake of the 2015 migration crisis and triggered major controversies. The agreements received fierce contestation from non-governmental and international actors, highlighting the poor protection of human rights through this management. This paper analyses the dynamics of politicisation of EU-Turkey and EU-Libya agreements on migration in domestic political discourse. A qualitative comparison between German, French and Polish parliamentary debates constitutes the main empirical basis of this research. The analysis focuses on the different patterns of politicisation with emphasis on contesting arguments. This paper examines members of parliaments' stances on EU-Turkey and EU-Libya cooperation focusing on humanitarian and securitisation frames. Results demonstrate an uneven process of politicisation in national parliaments dependent on the robustness of parliamentary majority and political parties' issue positions. Overall, the analysis of discourse on the two agreements clearly illustrates the prioritisation of security over human rights when it comes to migration management.

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Between human rights and security concerns: politicisation of EU-Turkey and EU-Libya agreements on migration in national parliaments

Thevenin

2021

European Security

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“…Dalam perjanjian, para pihak menetapkan hak dan kewajiban mereka (Ivanova, 2019;Mancini, 2020;Reslow, 2019;Vara, 2019). Nama lain perjanjian kerjasama juga bisa dikatakan sbeagai negosiasi (Budiman & Nurhayati, 2022;Nugraha, 2022;Nurhayati & Nugraha, 2022).…”

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Analisis Perjanjian Kerjasama Penyelenggaraan Seminar Secara Daring

Rohman,

Mediawati

2023

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This research raises the issue of the cooperation agreement between PT. Kreen Entertainment Indonesia with CV. Generation of Superior AR. The agreement only consists of 5 articles. The purpose of this study was to analyze the cooperation agreement between PT Kreen Entertainment Indonesia and CV. Generation of Superior AR. So, this research needs to be analyzed with the elements of the agreement between PT. Kreen Entertainment with CV. Generation of Superior AR. The research method used is the normative legal method. The results of this study indicate that the placement of the MoU in the title is not appropriate. This is because the MoU is a preliminary agreement. While this agreement consists of several articles, one of which regulates the rights and obligations of the parties. However, judging from the elements of the agreement, the accidental element has not been seen in the agreement. The benefits of this research are additional knowledge related to the analysis of the elements of the Cooperation agreement between PT. Kreen Entertainment Indonesia with CV. Superior Generation AR.

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International Human Rights Frameworks in Relation to National Family Reunification Policy and Administrative Practice

Palander

Baraka²,

Gustafsson

et al. 2023

IMISCOE Research Series

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This chapter gives an overview of the laws, policies and administrative practices that dictate family reunification in the countries discussed in this book, providing a frame of reference for considering specific questions of family separation in selected countries. First, we discuss the global and regional framework for international and human rights law. Brief country studies follow, focusing on the challenges forced migrants encounter with family reunification in Europe, the Americas and the Middle East: Sweden, Finland, Germany, the United States, Brazil, Israel, Jordan and Lebanon. The chapter concludes by bringing out aspects of migration policy that affect the enjoyment of family unity and the human right to respect for family life in these countries. We demonstrate that a variety of obstacles need to be overcome to have access to family reunification, reflecting the lack of clear rights to family reunification in international and human rights law. While some countries have legal restrictions in place, other countries have instituted administrative practices that prevent families from living together.

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Human rights, domestic politics, and informal agreements: parliamentary challenges to international cooperation on migration management

Abstract: To cite this article: Natasja Reslow (2019) Human rights, domestic politics, and informal agreements: parliamentary challenges to international cooperation on migration management,

Cited by 6 publications

References 25 publications

Between human rights and security concerns: politicisation of EU-Turkey and EU-Libya agreements on migration in national parliaments

Between human rights and security concerns: politicisation of EU-Turkey and EU-Libya agreements on migration in national parliaments

Analisis Perjanjian Kerjasama Penyelenggaraan Seminar Secara Daring

International Human Rights Frameworks in Relation to National Family Reunification Policy and Administrative Practice

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