Archived dossier
As the influx of migrants to Europe from Africa and elsewhere unfolds as the biggest humanitarian, political and solidarity crisis of 2015, we are being challenged to formulate unified European policies. However, blind spots along the migration trails are hampering our understanding of the situation. While right-wing parties want to strengthen the borders to discourage migrants from coming to Europe, this living analysis seeks to find alternative solutions to the situation that take into account the humanitarian, political and solidarity principles at stake.
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Building an inclusive narrative and focusing on integration: the new way forward
Míriam Juan-Torres
28 February 2018
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Treating migration as a security threat won’t make it go away
Mark Furness
21 December 2016
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Agricultural policy to stem migration: A look at Syria and the Sahel
Karlijn Muiderman
31 March 2016
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Addressing root causes of Europe’s immigration crisis through extraterritorial measures
Friederycke Haijer
4 February 2016
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Challenges to a comprehensive and integrated EU migration and asylum policy
Mikaela Gavas
3 February 2016
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Moving Global Action on Migration and Refugees Forward: A Need for Innovative Partnerships
Manon Tiessink
18 December 2015
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Innovative ways to tackle humanitarian crises: the case of the Migrant Offshore Aid Station
Eugenio Cusumano
10 December 2015
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Migration and Refugee Crisis in the Mediterranean – What role for International Organizations?
Sarah Wolff
26 November 2015
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