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,Maintaining Internal Freedom of Movement: The European Commission’s Perspective on the External EU-uch a balance is the main focus of the present chapter. It is argued that the Commission’s policy on external borders is characterized by the tension between providing protection and reducing the border’s negative impact on peripheral member states, whereas this tension is caused by the ambivalent p

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Conclusion: Synthesis and Outlook, assure a high and predictable level of controls at the external borders, the Commission assumes, member states in the EU’s geographical centre would be tempted by their concerns about uncontrolled immigration to reintroduce controls at their common borders with other member states. As recent events

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Enforcing Selective Migration Policies: Germany and the External EU-Borders,olitical consequences emerge therefrom. Both for geographical reasons and due to its relative weight in the EU’s decision-making bodies, the following section will analyse how Germany positions itself on the EU’s policies on external borders.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137389428conflict; Design; European Commission; European Union (EU); Institution; methods; migration; mobility; Natio

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