How does the EU engage with third countries on asylum cooperation? A comparative analysis of Lebanese and Turkish cooperation with the EU

Diplôme Master How does the EU engage with third countries on asylum cooperation? A comparative analysis of Lebanese and Turkish cooperation with the EU eng 2018 author Parisoli Federica 852110 director Lavenex Sandra 0000-0002-8769-4492 730994 Arguing that the EU does not follow a “one-size-fits-all” approach in its external cooperation on asylum and migration policies but that it takes into consideration domestic factors and specifically third countries' asylum legislations, we tried to prove that the EU engagement with third countries on asylum is greater the more advanced their association status is and the more progressive their national legislations on asylum are. The analysis focuses on two case studies: Lebanon and Turkey and narrows down the focus on two main variables: third-countries national legislations, and their accession status to the EU. Dewey 320 Master en études européennes Mémoires électroniques 99 24 Global Studies Institute 0DJ false d9662268-47e6-4458-977a-a22313fd09a3 Master thesis Public Parisoli.pdf 979381 application/pdf CC0 openAccess Centres et instituts / Global Studies Institute

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