Dijon, 3 February 2016 – Europe: why so much Schengen hatred?
Yves Bertoncini, Director of the Jacques Delors Institute, is the key note speaker of a conference organised by Sciences Po Dijon, les Jeunes Européens Dijon, and le Centre Europe Direct Bourgogne - Franche Comté about the migratory crisis and the terrorist threat in the EU.
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Yves Bertoncini, Director of the Jacques Delors Institute, is the key note speaker of a conference organised by Sciences Po Dijon, les Jeunes Européens Dijon, and le Centre Europe Direct Bourgogne – Franche Comté about the migratory crisis and the terrorist threat in the EU.
Find more information about this event here.
Yves Bertoncini, Director of the Jacques Delors Institute, is the key note speaker of a conference organised by Sciences Po Dijon, les Jeunes Européens Dijon, and le Centre Europe Direct Bourgogne – Franche Comté about the migratory crisis and the terrorist threat in the EU.
Find more information about this event here.
Dijon
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Free movement of Europeans – Taking stock of a misunderstood right
Social benefits and cross-border mobility
Access to social benefits for EU mobile citizens: “tourism” or myth?
The economic costs of non-Schengen: what the numbers tell us
De jure freedom of movement and de facto mobility in the EU internal market
Increasing positive signals and acting at the source
Schengen’s stress test: political issues and perspectives
“Schengen”: a race against the time or a fools’ game?
On The Move – Enrico Letta
Schengen is dead? Long live Schengen!
Sharing solidarity and sovereignty better: transcending “euroscoliosis”
The Schengen area under threat: problem or solution?
Free movement of people: António Vitorino clarifies the debate
Border control and the right of asylum: where is the EU heading?
Freedom of movement in the EU: like the air that we breathe?
Schengen area: abolishing the free movement of people?
Visas and Schengen Code: Towards a win-win cooperation between the EU and its neighbours?
Schengen and solidarity: the fragile balance between mutual trust and mistrust
“The Spanish situation leads us to the banking union”
The EU, its Neighbours and its Borders
Panic at the Borders. Probing Europe as it slams the door.
Migrants, ‘Schengen area’ and European solidarity
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Migrations : l’Europe veut une meilleure protection de ses frontières
Au col de Banyuls, passage interdit entre la France et l’Espagne
