The Integrated EU Hotspot Administration and the Question of the EU’s Liability

Ziebritzki, Catharina

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“…107 The CJEU jurisdiction on actions to annul FRONTEX' acts has been criticised as being too narrow, with actions for damages being put forward as a more credible redress avenue.108 Overall, EU liability, under its current strict procedural causality conditions, does not provide a suitable tool to remedy breaches of fundamental human rights in the externalisation process. 109…”

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Mapping EU Externalisation Devices through a Critical Eye

Xanthopoulou

2024

Eur. J. Migr. Law

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The purpose of this article is to scope, map and critique EU externalisation devices in asylum law. The article first evaluates the internal dimension of externalisation in EU asylum law, with the Dublin system being an internal device of externalisation supported by the securitisation of asylum law. The article then maps EU border externalisation manifested in border violence and critically discusses judicial responses to it. Finally, the article scrutinises EU externalisation beyond its borders, as realised by the outsourcing of asylum responsibilities or border controls to non-European countries. EU externalisation is here studied in a multi-faceted way, taking stock of devices from across the spectrum of EU asylum law. It is argued that EU externalisation is wholly underpinned by a neo-colonial narrative of emergency and repulsion that is harmful to refugees as it does not sit comfortably with principles of refugee law or EU and international human rights law.

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Mapping EU Externalisation Devices through a Critical Eye

Xanthopoulou

2024

Eur. J. Migr. Law

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Migration and the Janus Faces of Solidarity and the Rule of Law: Brief Remarks in the Light of the Italian Experience

Golia

2023

European Union and Its Neighbours in a Globalized World

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European Migration Law

Thym

2023

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This book has been written to help readers navigate the often Byzantine European rulebook on migration at a time when it has become increasingly difficult to keep an oversight. More than three dozen directives and regulations are discussed throughout this volume, together with numerous court judgments, international treaties, reform proposals, and factual developments. Our objective is to provide readers with a mental map which empowers them to find solutions to pressing political, practical, and legal challenges. Eighteen chapters present core features of visas and border controls, asylum and legal migration, integration and return, association agreements, and international cooperation. This comprehensive assessment of ‘European migration law’ introduces beginners to the state of the art and serves as a reliable inventory for experts. Several audiences will consult this reference work: policy experts, legal practitioners, and academic researchers. Careful inspection of EU legislation and Court judgments shall be accompanied by due attention to domestic and international developments, as well as contextual factors influencing the real world of migratory movements. Whereas newcomers will use this book as a gateway into a fascinating area of study, experts will benefit from extra information. Policy experts and critical observers will appreciate the interdisciplinary comments on the driving forces of migration and the theoretical models that lie beneath the legal material.

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The Integrated EU Hotspot Administration and the Question of the EU’s Liability

Cited by 26 publications

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Mapping EU Externalisation Devices through a Critical Eye

Mapping EU Externalisation Devices through a Critical Eye

Migration and the Janus Faces of Solidarity and the Rule of Law: Brief Remarks in the Light of the Italian Experience

European Migration Law

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