Migration crisis and european solidarity
Journal Title: Relații Internaționale Plus - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue 13
Abstract
In this study, the problems and the difficulties faced by the EU are currently being resolved, the results of the June 24, 2018 Summit on Migration, attended by representatives of 16 states, are appreciated. The author updates Pierre Vimont’s findings in “Migration to Europe: Overcoming the Solidarity Crisis”. The author also looks at the Schengen Agreement as legal support for the liquidation or diminution of customs and border control within the EU and the Dublin III Regulation adopted in 2013. In conclusion, it is mentioned that the migration and solidarity crisis in the United Europe is deepening because of the structural and functional incoherence of the EU, the excessive bureaucracy of the administrative and decision-making process and the lack of new Community rules that would meet the regulatory requirements of the created situation.
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Beniuc Valentin
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