Migration and Refugee Policies in Germany : New European Limits of Control? / Andreas Ette
International migration is one of the most controversial political topics today which demands innovative approaches of global and regional governance. The book provides a fresh theoretical framework to understand European responses to the international migration of people and explains the dynamics o...
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| Year of Publication: | 2017 |
| Edition: | 1st ed. |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Beiträge zur Bevölkerungswissenschaft ;
Volume 51. |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (316 pages). |
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Table of Contents:
- List of illustrations
- List of abbreviations
- Introduction
- From 'fortress Europe' to new 'limits of control'? the increasing diversity of refugee and migration policies in Europe
- Research questions : multiple mechanisms of europeanisation
- Constructing a systematic empirical research strategy : comparative case studies in a crucial member state
- Chapter outline
- Stocktaking the europeanisation of refugee and migration policies
- Institutional and substantive developments in Europe's refugee and migration policies
- Pre-Amsterdam institutional configurations and its policy outcomes
- Post-Amsterdam institutional developments
- Post-Amsterdam substantive policy developments
- Theoretical frameworks approaching the europeanisation of refugee and migration policies
- Neo-functionalism : the weakness of supranational organisations
- Intergovernmentalism : executive preferences at the centre
- Constructivism : the power of policy ideas
- Europeanisation : the legacy of historical institutionalism
- Approaching the increasing diversity of Europe's refugee and migration policies
- Political sociology of European refugee and migration policies
- Outcomes of europeanisation : approaching the 'dependent variable problem'
- Outcome and output indicators
- Quantitative and qualitative indicators
- Direction of europeanisation
- Extent of europeanisation
- Mechanisms of europeanisation : theoretical links between Europe and its member states
- Separating two dimensions of europeanisation
- Typology of mechanisms of europeanisation
- Analysing europeanisation : process tracing in comparative case studies
- Turn the tables : analysing europeanisation from the bottom-up
- Process tracing : constructing causal inferences
- Disaggregation : comparative case studies in a crucial member state
- Conclusion
- Opposing Europe through the backdoor? refugees between national control imperatives and the supranationalisation of rights
- Introduction
- Regaining control : three rounds of asylum conflict in national contexts
- First round : attempting to restrict, streamline and deter
- Second round : dismantling the constitutional asylum right
- Third round : policy continuity after the asylum compromise
- Power of supranationalisation : constitutionalising refugee rights in Europe
- Ambitious policy proposals by the European commission
- Negotiating refugee rights within the council
- Opposition and learning : the fourth round in Germany's asylum conflict in european contexts
- Opposing Europe : the dominance of the administration
- Learning from Europe : legislative negotiations, court rooms and in the streets
- Conclusion
- Circumventing national enforcement constraints? shopping for effective return policies in European venues
- Introduction
- Gaps between aims and outcomes : establishing a national deportation policy
- Transforming deportation into an instrument of migration control
- National enforcement constraints
- Executive cooperation in Europe : shopping for multilateral solutions
- International cooperation : weaving the readmission net closer
- Operational cooperation : assisting each other with deportations
- Legal harmonisation : codifying coercive state capacities
- Unbearable lightness of complying : the administrative implementation of new European structures
- Cosmetic changes to the legal framework
- Dualist systems of readmission
- Centralised European structures of operational cooperation
- Conclusion
- Policy learning in Europe? new ideas governing highly skilled labour migration
- Introduction
- Developing policy ideas and templates : towards a common European highly skilled labour migration policy
- Security considerations trump economic interests
- New policy idea on highly skilled labour migration
- New policy templates on highly skilled labour migration
- Learning from policy ideas and templates : Germany's transformation from 'no immigration' to the 'welcome culture'
- Muddling through : labour migration policy until the 1990s
- Putative surprises : the advent of new norm entrepreneurs
- Incremental transformation : national policy developments in a European context
- Conclusion
- Playing a wrong plot? rhetoric compliance with Europe's migration and development agenda
- Introduction
- Balancing acts between insurmountable interests : developing a comprehensive approach on migration in Europe
- Mutually exclusive disinterest between migration and development actors
- Making migration work for development : the birth of a new policy idea
- Developing a common agenda : concrete policy templates addressing the migration-development nexus
- Progressive ideas on infertile ground : missing resonance and norm entrepreneurs in Germany
- Migration-development nexus on the ground : a trimmed agenda
- Inconsistent discourses : missing resonance of the new policy idea
- Ministerial turf wars : the absence of national norm entrepreneurs
- Conclusion
- Conclusion
- Patterns of europeanisation : moderate but diverse impacts on Germany's refugee and migration policies
- Mechanisms of europeanisation : from an external venue for national executives to normalised multi-level policy-making processes
- Europe at the crossroads : mechanisms of europeanisation and the recent migration crises
- Bibliography
- Primary sources
- Secondary sources
- Index.