Interaktivní osnova
EU External Border Control (26.4., 10.00-11.40, U43)
Format: lecture & seminar
A
necessary corollary of the lifting of internal borders in the EU (in particular
in the Schengen area), is the introduction of the management and control of
EU’s external borders. To this effect, various instruments (such the EUROSUR –
European border surveillance system) and operational capabilities (notably the Frontex
border agency) have been set in place. This lecture reviews the instruments and
operational capabilities that have been introduced in this field of EU (and
member state) activity.
Question for a short position paper and subsequent in-class
discussion (question is based on reading): Will the EU be able to
develop an integrated border management based on the principle of solidarity
and fair sharing of responsibility? Substantiate your answer and describe how responsibility
is shared in the current border management system.
Reading:
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Steve Peers, EU Justice and Home Affairs Law, Oxford
University Press, Oxford 2011, pp. 178-200 .
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Ferraro,
Francesca and De Capitani, Emilio (2016), ‘The new European Border and Coast
Guard: yet another “Half way” EU reform?’, ERA Forum, September 2016, Volume
17, Issue 3, pp. 385–398.