VAGUE FUTURE OF THE EU IMMIGRATION POLICY EXTERNAL DIMENSION
( Pp. 32-39)
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Pogorelskaya Anastasia M.
kandidat istoricheskih nauk, docent kafedry mirovoy politiki
National research Tomsk state university
Tomsk, Russian Federation
National research Tomsk state university
Tomsk, Russian Federation
Abstract:
The article provides the analysis of the
“external dimension” migration policy of the European Union. The purpose of the
study was to assess the potential of the “external dimension” for managing
international migration in the interests of the European Union both in
relatively favorable and crisis conditions to determine the possibilities of
its application in the future. To achieve this goal, the article provides an
overview of the evolution of the “external dimension”, an assessment of the
resources available to the EU for the implementation of the “external
dimension” and a description of the difficulties accompanying its
implementation. Conclusions: Implementation of the “external dimension” of the
EU's immigration policy faces a number of difficulties, including the lack of
financial resources during crises, the lack of effective incentives for third
countries to bear additional burdens in the EU interests, the need to
coordinate the actions and conflicting interests among different actors and
levels of governance, etc. Despite the difficulties, “external dimension” became
one of the priority areas in the EU immigration policy as a result of the
2014-2016 migration crisis. However, the EU immigration policy in general needs
to be updated but the EU is not able to provide any innovative migration
governance solutions. Therefore, the EU may find it increasingly difficult to
expand its cooperation with third countries for common migration governance in
future. In case of protracted crisis and the lack of progress in updating the
EU immigration policy, the future of its “external dimension” seems to be
vague.
How to Cite:
Pogorelskaya A.M., (2021), VAGUE FUTURE OF THE EU IMMIGRATION POLICY EXTERNAL DIMENSION. History and Modern Perspectives, 2 => 32-39.
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Keywords:
external migration policy, immigration policy, the European Union, migration, transit countries, sending countries.
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