What is it about?
The EU and its Member States are confronted with an enforcement deficit in returning migrants who stay irregularly. The present book addresses this pressing structural problem regarding the EU’s return policy from an innovative perspective. It explores regularisations, an alternative to return and analyses this legal instrument in a comparative manner in three Member States (Germany, Austria and Spain) and in EU Law.
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Perspectives
The topic and research question situate the work in the context of current discussions on migration policy in the EU, especially regarding return. Consequently, it has an appeal in each Member State of the EU, because no book has ever dealt with regularisations in such an extensive, detailed and comparative manner. Furthermore, it is of interest for an international community (eg the US and South America), because en-forcement deficits regarding irregularly staying migrants exist in almost every State. Looking at this highly political issue from an innovative legal perspective - the termination of irregular stay through granting a resi-dence right rather than through deportation - underlines its importance for academics and practitioners like policy advisors.
Mr Kevin Fredy Hinterberger
Arbeiterkammer Wien
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This page is a summary of: Regularisierungen irregulär aufhältiger Migrantinnen und Migranten, January 2020, Nomos Verlag,
DOI: 10.5771/9783748902720.
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