EU border regime in context of legal migration of third-country nationals

Authors

Keywords:

The European Union, legal migration, externalisation, Mediterranean area, migration and asylum policy

Abstract

In the European Union there is a regular adaptation of the principles laying down the basic standards dealing with the area of migration and asylum policy. EU migration policy regulates the migration of citizens within the multinational level and migration of third countries. The agenda of EU includes legal and illegal transboundary movements of Mediterranean area. The necessity of implementing the migration policy to the supranational level (EU) is closely related to the free movement of persons. Creating of area without borders between EU member states arose the need to establish external migration policy. While defining and developing a current European migration policy, the EU represents an increasingly important actor, which in its agenda presents broad powers of European immigration issues. EU externalise migration management and strengthen security at border crossings in the Mediterranean area.

Author Biographies

Mária ŠTUPÁKOVÁ, Matej Bel Universityin Banska Bystrica, Slovak Republic

Mgr. Department of International relations and Diplomacy,
Faculty of Political Science and International Relations 

Andrea JANKUROVÁ, Danubius Universityin Sladkovicovo, Slovak Republic

PhDr., PhD. Janko Jesensky Faculty of Law 

Peter ČAJKA , Matej Bel University in Banska Bystrica, Slovak Republic

Assoc. prof. PhDr. PhD. Department of International relations and Diplomacy,
Faculty of Political Science and International Relations 

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Published

2017-10-27

How to Cite

[1]
ŠTUPÁKOVÁ, M., JANKUROVÁ, A. and ČAJKA , P. 2017. EU border regime in context of legal migration of third-country nationals. Foreign trade: economics, finance, law. 94, 5 (Oct. 2017), 107–124.