Freedom, security, and justice in the European Union: implementation of the Hague Programme

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Biografical Information: Jaap W. de Zwaan is Director of the Netherlands Institute of International Relations 'Clingendael' in The Hague, and Professor of the Law of the European Union at Erasmus University Rotterdam.
Language: English
Jurisdiction(s): Netherlands
Publication Information: The Hague : TMC Asser Press, ©2006
Publication Type (Medium): Kongress, Conference papers and proceedings, Congresses
Material: Conference publication, Internet resource
Type: Book, Internet Resource
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XVI, 292 pages ; 25 cm

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Useful for students learning an area of law, Freedom, security, and justice in the European Union: implementation of the Hague Programme is also useful for lawyers seeking to apply the law to issues arising in practice.

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Bibliographic information

Responsable Person: edited by Jaap W. de Zwaan and Flora A.N.J. Goudappel.
Publication Date: 2006
Copyright Date: 2006
Location: The Hague
Country/State: Netherlands
Number of Editions: 9 editions
First edition Date: 2006
Last edition Date: 2006
Languages: English, German
Library of Congress Code: KJE9430
Dewey Code: 355.03304
ISBN: 9067042250 9789067042253
OCLC: 70909573

Publisher Description:

The European integration process has provided for the internal market, an area without internal frontiers, allowing for free movement of goods, persons, services and capital within the European Union. Complementary, the Union needs mechanisms to combat the negative consequences of the open borders policy and to protect its external borders. Therefore, it was decided that justice and home affairs cooperation should also be developed at European level. The Hague Programme is the working programme of the European Union concerning justice and home affairs cooperation in the period 2005-2010. In the present book the contents of the Hague Programme of 2004 are explained. Under the headings 'Freedom', 'Security' and 'Justice' developments so far and future perspectives are discussed regarding subject matter such as border control, VIsa policy, immigration law, police cooperation and criminal law cooperation. All these policy areas are to be considered recent policy domains of the European Union.

Main Contents

Introductory speeches
The Hague Programme / Piet-Hein Donner
The Hague Programme: our future investment in democratic stability and democratic security / Franco Frattini
Asylum, migration and border controls in the Hague Programme / Alexander Sorel
Establishing the Hague Programme, strengthening freedom, security and justice / Marjorie A.C. Bonn
Borders and VIsa
EU border and VIsa policy: current state of affairs / Silvia Romein
Danger-borders under construction: assessing the first five years of border policy in an area of freedom, security and justice / Elspeth Guild
The external shield of the area of freedom, security and justice: progress and deficits of the integrated management of external EU borders / Jo?rg Monar
Asylum and immigration
EU asylum and immigration law and policy: state of affairs in 2005 / Jaap W. de Zwaan
What rights have migrating third-country nationals? / Pieter Boeles
The Hague Programme: challenges of Turkish pre-accession in the area of asylum, migration, and border control / Kemal Kiris?ci
The Schengen Information System and EC immigration and asylum law / Steve Peers
Police and criminal law co-operation
Third Pillar co-operation / Flora A.N.J. Goudappel
A VIsion on future police cooperation with a special focus on Europol / Willy Bruggeman
New dimensions in EU police co-operation: the Hague Milestones for what they are worth / Monica den Boer
The Hague Programme and police cooperation between the member states of the EU / Cyrille Fijnaut
From The Hague to The Hague: programmes against drug use / Tom Blom
The Hague Programme of November 2004
Action Plan of June 2005.

Summary Note

The European integration process has provided for the internal market, an area without internal frontiers.

Foreword
Introductory Speeches
Borders and Visa
Asylum and Immigration
Police and Criminal Law Cooperation
Annexes.

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Freedom, security, and justice in the European Union: implementation of the Hague Programme

Freedom, security, and justice in the European Union: implementation of the Hague Programme