Foreword

pp v-xii

Introduction

pp xiii-xlviii

Contents

pp xlix-liv

List of Abbreviations

pp lv-lviii

PART I - The European Integration Project And Irregular Migration: Upholding Fundamental Values And Principles

pp 1-2

1 - The ‘Migrant Crisis’: Member States’ or EU's Responsibility?

pp 3-22

2 - Solidarity in EU Asylum and Migration Law: A Crisis Management Tool or a Structural Principle?

pp 23-50

3 - EU Foreign Policy and Other EU External Relations in Times of Crisis: Forcing the Law to Overlap?

pp 51-82

4 - The Migration Crisis in Europe: The Implications for Trade and Labour in a Globalised Context

pp 83-96

5 - Has the Migration Crisis Challenged the Concept of the Protection of the Human Rights of Migrants? The Case of Ilias and Ahmed v. Hungary (Invited Contribution)

pp 97-112

6 - European Responses to the Mediterranean ‘Refugee Crisis’ and the Fear of Saving Lives (Invited Contribution)

pp 113-122

Part II - Migrants, their Rights and the Limits Thereof

pp 123-124

7 - Economic Refugees: An Analysis of the Phenomenon in the Context of the EU Migration Crisis

pp 125-138

8 - Defining the Offence of Migrant Smuggling: When the Migration Crisis Revives Old Debates

pp 139-164

9 - The Collapse of the Political Offence Exemption in EU Extradition Law: The End of Political Asylum?

pp 165-178

Part III - The Status Quo of Migration in Europe: Selected National Perspectives

pp 179-180

10 - The Governance of the Migrant Crisis in Italy (Invited Contribution)

pp 181-190

11 - The Impact of the Migration Crisis on Polish Immigration and Criminal Law

pp 191-226

12 - The Role of NGOs as Partners in Migration Management in Estonia: A Case Study

pp 227-256

13 - Linguistic Integration of Adult Migrants in the Era of the Migration Crisis

pp 257-275