EU Asylum Policies

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The book critically examines the complexities of asylum policies in the European Union over the past fifteen years, highlighting the disparity in cooperation among Member States. It reveals how powerful North-Western European countries have dominated policy-making, leaving South-Eastern nations struggling to implement these policies. The author argues that the EU's failure to effectively address the refugee crisis stems from these systemic inequalities, suggesting that only by acknowledging these differences can a viable common refugee policy be developed. This work is essential for those studying politics, immigration, and asylum in the EU.