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The EU Integration Process of the Western Balkans in the Aftermath of 2015's Refugee Crisis

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Brsakoska-Bazerkoska J.
Studia Europejskie-Studies in European Affairs
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2022
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vol. 26
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issue 2
123-140
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The worst contemporary refugee crisis that occurred during the summer of 2015 challenged the basic values of the European Union. There had never been a time when the need for a consistent approach, both from the individual Member States and the EU as a whole, was more urgent. The Union's response during 2015's refugee crisis was unreliable, fragmented, and it largely affected the Western Balkan countries that are now aspiring to become EU Member States. This paper analyses how the EU's response to the refugee crisis has affected and still affects the countries in the Western Balkans, which are all in different stages of their European integration. The refugee crisis created many challenges for the Western Balkan countries which are all weak democracies and which have unstable institutions. This paper also analyses the numerous domestic costs connected to these countries when faced with the refugee crisis. Finally, the paper argues that, although largely harmonised with the EU acquis, the legislative and institutional frameworks for migration management in Western Balkan countries need further adjustment.
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LABOR MIGRATION IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC: AN ANALYSIS OF THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE EU 2004 ENLARGEMENT

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Filipec P., Strielkowski W.
Czech Journal of Social Sciences, Business and Economics
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2013
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vol. Volume 2
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issue 3
98-107
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This paper studies the immigration to Czech Republic after the EU Enlargement in 2004. It provides a description of the current structure, recent trends and incentives for immigration. Empirical estimations suggest that the level of labor immigration is dependent mainly on GDP per capita and the unemployment rate. They also imply that although the number of foreign workers was rising since 2005, the impact of joining the EU is probably only indirect.
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„Sąsiedzi Europy i europejscy sąsiedzi”? Polityka rozszerzenia UE i Europejska Polityka Sąsiedztwa w debatach Sejmu 2004-2014

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Góra M.
Politeja : Pismo Wydziału Studiów Miedzynarodowych i Politycznych Uniwersytetu Jagiellońskiego
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2016
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issue 41
237-261
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Main aim of this article is an analysis of discursive legitimising practices of selected EU policies. The study focuses on the Sejm’s debates in which the issue of EU Enlargement and European Neighbourhood Policy with special focus on Eastern Partnership (since 2008) were discussed between 2004 and 2014. The analysis answers the question which aspects of these policies are the most controversial today and why. How political actors perceive the future of the policies? Typical arguments used in debates concentrate on security, economic costs and benefits and the impact on the European integration. However in presented study special attention is paid to cultural, religious and identitarian arguments used by political actors.
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