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Migration, Borders, and the EU’s Capacity to Act

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THIS VOLUME IS THE SECOND OF FOUR MONITORING STUDIES

Author(s): Roderick Parkes
Series: DGAP Report; 24/2021
Publisher: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Auswärtige Politik
Year: 2021

Language: English
Pages: 50
City: Berlin

Executive Summary 4
Introduction: The Need for European Adaptability 5
Scoping Future Disruptions: Three Migration Scenarios for 2030 9
Judging the EU’s Capacity to Act Across Five Benchmarks 13
(1) Defining the migration policy problem 13
(2) Setting an agenda, and (3) formulating policies 21
(4) Implementing migration policies 28
(5) Evaluating the impact of policies at home and abroad 34
Germany’s Role in Helping Europe Act 41
Stocktaking: Assessment of Capacity to Act as a Whole 47
Recommendations 49