Solidarity with/out Borders

Eleni Karageorgiou; Thomas Spijkerboer

Solidarity with/out Borders

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This blog post is a summary of the main points raised in our paper ‘The EU building borders: West Africa, Western Balkans and the Mediterranean’ that was presented at the RLI Fourth Annual Conference in London, UK. In this paper we essentially ask how solidarity works between the Schengen countries and how this feeds into the externalization of the EU migration policy debate.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2019 Jun 13

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Solidarity with/out Borders

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