1st Edition
The EU's Shifting Borders Theoretical Approaches and Policy Implications in the New Neighbourhood
Introduction Part 1: Investigating Borders and Integration: Theoretical Aspects and Their Methodological Implications 1. The External Aspects of the European Identity Construction Ireneusz Paweł Karolewski 2. Neo-Functionalism, the Commission and the Construction of the EU’s External Borders Valentina Kostadinova 3. Externalization and Securitization of Immigration in Europe: Using the Gravity Model to Understand Citizens’ Behaviour in Italy, Germany and Poland Endri Xhaferaj 4. The EU’s External Policy towards Eastern Europe on Migration Issues Bernhard Zeilinger Part 2: Assessing Policies: Neighborhood Policy, Governance and Security Issues 5. Sources of Misunderstanding: Intervening Variables Influencing the Effectiveness of the European Neighbourhood Policy towards Eastern European States Igor Lyubashenko 6. Spill over at the Border: The Social Forces Behind Poland’s Access to Schengen Klaus Bachmann 7. Avoiding New Dividing Lines? EU External Governance and the Eastern Neighbours Marie Campain 8. Promoting Stability and the Rule of Law in the EU Borderlands: The Balkans Aleksandar Fatić 9. Russia and the EU’s Neighbourhood Policy Template Przemysław Żurawski vel Grajewski 10. Defining Borders between the EU and the South Caucasus: The Role of the Energy Factor Samuel Lussac 11. Turkey, Central Asia and Energy: Dreams and Realities Gareth Jenkins 12. At the Borders of the EU: Migration and Democratization Policies Assessed Leila Mouhib 13. Immigration Control and Securing the EU's External Borders Artur Gruszczak
Biography
Klaus Bachmann is a professor of political science at the University of Wroclaw and the Warsaw School for Social Psychology.
Elżbieta Stadtmüller is a professor and Head of European Studies in the Institute of International Studies at the University of Wroclaw.
