Kosovo's Refugees in the European UnionAs more than one million displaced Kosovars crossed borders into Albania and other former Yugoslav republics of Macedonia and Montenegro, the E.U. member states reacted with confusion and lack of unity.While political attention focused on the bombing campaign, public attention - stimulated by media images - was focused on the misery and suffering of fellow Europeans. The book describes and analyzes the vacillations of seven E.U. member states (Germany, Netherlands, U.K., Sweden, Austria, Italy and France) concerning the management of this European refugee crisis. |
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Contents
protection for refugees or protection from | 24 |
the few who made it wont be staying | 43 |
Kosovar Albanian refugees | 67 |
the Kosovars and refugee policy changes | 91 |
reception of conflict refugees | 118 |
gateway to Europe but not the gatekeeper? | 139 |
international norms European integration | 162 |
Conclusion | 189 |
Reception in other states information relating | 210 |
Tables relevant to all chapters | 224 |
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Collaboration in the Arts from the Middle Ages to the Present Silvia Bigliazzi,Sharon Wood No preview available - 2006 |