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Returns diplomacy: levers and tools
Lisiecka, Julia, 2017| Verfügbar |
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| Medienart | Buch | ||||
| Verfasser | Lisiecka, Julia
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| Verfasser | Parkes, Roderick
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| Systematik | Internet - Internet | ||||
| Verlag | ISS | ||||
| Ort | Paris | ||||
| Jahr | 2017 | ||||
| Umfang | 4 p. | ||||
| Altersbeschränkung | keine | ||||
| Reihe | Brief issue / ISS | ||||
| Reihenvermerk | 11 | ||||
| Sprache | englisch | ||||
| Verfasserangabe | Julia Lisiecka ; Roderick Parkes | ||||
| Annotation | Over the past two years, 2.5 million first-time asylum seekers applied for protection in the EU. With the EU-wide asylum-recognition rate currently standing at 60%, hundreds of thousands of people will be required to return home again. The chances of them actually going back are slim: in 2016, 42% of asylum-seekers who received an instruction to leave stayed in Europe, amounting to at least 130,000 people. And even this paints too rosy a picture: the EU-wide success rate is dragged up by member states which receive large numbers of asylum claims from the Western Balkans – for the EU’s largest member state, Germany, this group constitutes around 90% of all successful returns. The simple truth is that most EU member states, for a number of historical reasons, have no returns relationships with major African, Middle-Eastern and Asian source countries. |
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| Anhang | URL: http://www.iss.europa.eu/uploads/media/Brief_11_Returns_diplomacy.pdf |
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