This final chapter provides an overall view of the normative orientations that has emerged from the different national, conceptual, and legal frameworks selected for this report, in order to identify significant convergences and contrasts among them. In doing so, we outline the general impact of these frameworks, which govern the Member States’ (MSs’) migration policies and their position within the European Union Migration System of Governance (EUMSG), on the Union’s efforts to live up to its role as a community of values and, relatedly, a normatively committed international actor.
Zotti, A., Conclusion - National frameworks and the EU’s contribution to global justice, in Zotti, A. (ed.), The European Migration System and Global Justice. Definitions and Legislative Frameworks in France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Norway and the United Kingdom, ARENA Centre for European Studies, Oslo 2019: <<ARENA REPORT>>, 2019 235- 252 [http://hdl.handle.net/10807/153428]
Conclusion - National frameworks and the EU’s contribution to global justice
Zotti, Antonio
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Writing – Original Draft Preparation
2019
Abstract
This final chapter provides an overall view of the normative orientations that has emerged from the different national, conceptual, and legal frameworks selected for this report, in order to identify significant convergences and contrasts among them. In doing so, we outline the general impact of these frameworks, which govern the Member States’ (MSs’) migration policies and their position within the European Union Migration System of Governance (EUMSG), on the Union’s efforts to live up to its role as a community of values and, relatedly, a normatively committed international actor.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.