2017
DOI: 10.20542/0131-2227-2017-61-5-14-24
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Institutional and Political Development of the European Union: Systemic Crisis and Transformation Options

Abstract: and Business; Member of the Governing Board, ELIAMEP, Athens President of demosEUROPA-Centre for European Strategy, Warsaw Senior Policy Fellow and Head of the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) Madrid Office The views expressed in this report reflect the result of the work and discussions of the Reflection Group, enriched by input from the Advisory Group, but they do not necessarily represent the views of each member of either group. Rudy aeRnoudt GIuLIano aMato GoRdon BaJnaI fRanZIsKa BRantneR JoHn… Show more

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“…which would enable member states to decide on specific forms of assistance to member states under disproportionate migration pressure in view of their own experience and potential. 14 The central idea behind this proposal was that immigrant relocation should be voluntary. Moreover, states themselves should determine the form of solidarity: some states may receive immigrants, and some provide financial or expert support instead [24, р.…”
Section: The Dublin Regulation Reformmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…which would enable member states to decide on specific forms of assistance to member states under disproportionate migration pressure in view of their own experience and potential. 14 The central idea behind this proposal was that immigrant relocation should be voluntary. Moreover, states themselves should determine the form of solidarity: some states may receive immigrants, and some provide financial or expert support instead [24, р.…”
Section: The Dublin Regulation Reformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Solidarity became a serious obstacle to the reform of the Dublin system [28, p. 8]. 14 Probably, a new Dublin system will require an enhanced cooperation mechanism, the use of which will testify to a serious crisis of solidarity and trust among member states.…”
Section: The Dublin Regulation Reformmentioning
confidence: 99%