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Joanna Parkin

Research Assistant
joanna.parkin@ceps.eu
0032 2 894 4923
Biography:
Languages: 
English, French
Education: 
Master in Migration Studies, University of Kent at Brussels

Massimo Merlino

Researcher
massimo.merlino@ceps.eu
(+32)22293985
Biography:
Languages: 
Italian, English, French, Spanish
Education: 
College of Europe, Master of Arts in European, Advanced Interdisciplinary Studies, Major: The EU as regional actor; University of Messina, Master degree in Political Science, Major: International Affairs
CEPS Publications :

  • Undocumented Immigrants and Rights in the EU: Addressing the Gap between Social Sciences Research and Policy-making
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  • State of the Art on the European Court of Justice and Enacting Citizenship
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  • The Italian (In)Security Package: Security vs. Rule of Law and Fundamental Rights in the EU
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    Elspeth Guild

    Senior Associate Research Fellow
    elspeth.guild@ceps.eu
    (+32/2) 229.39.26
    Biography:

    Elspeth Guild holds a Ph.D. in sociology of law from Radboud University Nijmegen 1999) and is the author of numerous books and articles on the development of the EU, particularly in the area of justice and home affairs and the creation of an area of freedom, security and justice.

    She is also Professor of European Migration Law (Centre for Migration Law, Radboud University Nijmegen), Solicitor Kingsley Napley London and Visiting Professor at the London School of Economics.

    Department: 
    Citizenship, Migration and Asylum Policies, Police and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters, Human Rights Law
    Languages: 
    English, French, Greek
    Education: 
    Ph.D. (Radboud University Nijmegen)
    CEPS Publications :

  • Fundamental Rights and EU Citizenship after the Treaty of Lisbon
  • The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice ten years on: Successes and future challenges under the Stockholm Programme
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  • Global Data Transfers: The Human Rights Implications
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  • EU Counter-Terrorism Action: A fault line between law and politics?
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  • Illiberal Liberal States: Immigration, Citizenship and Integration in the EU
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  • Security and Migration in the 21st Century
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  • The CHALLENGE Project: Final Policy Recommendations on the Changing Landscape of European Liberty and Security
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  • Towards the Next Phase of the EU's Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: The EC's Proposals for the Stockholm Programme
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  • Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
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  • Informing the Borders Debate
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  • Informing the Asylum Debate
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  • Informing the Immigration Debate
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  • Informing the Data Protection Debate
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  • Challenges and Prospects for the EU’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Recommendations to the European Commission for the
  • The Changing Dynamics of Security in an Enlarged European Union
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  • Ten Issues and Recommendations for the European Parliament Elections on Freedom, Security and Justice
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  • The French Presidency’s European Pact on Immigration and Asylum: Intergovernmentalism vs Europeanisation? Security vs Rights?
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  • Security versus Justice? Police and Judicial Cooperation in the European Union
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  • What Future for the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? Recommendations on EU Migration and Borders Policies in a Globalising
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  • The Commission's New Border Package: Does it take us one step closer to a 'cyber-fortress Europe'?
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  • EU Policy on Labour Migration: A First Look at the Commission's Blue Card Initiative
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  • An EU Framework on Sanctions against Employers of Irregular Immigrants: Some Reflections on the Scope, Features & Added Value
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  • Inquiry into the EU-US Passenger Name Record Agreement
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  • Merging Security from the Two Level Game: Inserting the Treaty of Prüm into EU law?
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  • The Changing Landscape of European Liberty and Security: Mid-Term Report on the Results of the CHALLENGE Project
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  • Making the EU Citizens' Agenda Work
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  • Getting local: Schengen, Prüm and the dancing procession of Echternach Three paces forward and two back for EU police and judici
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  • Justice and Home Affairs Issues at European Union Level
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  • The Political Life of Data: The ECJ Decision on the PNR agreement between the EU and the US
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  • Priorities for the Finnish Presidency, July-December 2006
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  • The Hague Programme & the EU’s agenda on freedom, security and justice: delivering results for Europe’s citizens?
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  • The Nexus between Immigration, Integration and Citizenship in the EU
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  • Security and the Two-Level Game: The Treaty of Prüm, the EU and the Management of Threats
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  • No Constitutional Treaty? Implications for the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
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    Miriam Mir Canet

    Project Coordinator
    miriam.mir@ceps.eu
    02 2293939
    Biography:
    Languages: 
    Spanish, English, German
    Education: 
    Degree in Law (Specialized as an European Jurist)

    Sergio Carrera

    Head of Section & Research Fellow
    sergio.carrera@ceps.eu
    (+32/2) 229.39.26
    Biography:
    Head of Section & Research Fellow
    Department: 
    Migration and Asylum policies, Schengen regime, Police and Judicial cooperation in criminal matters
    Languages: 
    Spanish, English, French, Italian
    Education: 
    Ph.D. on immigration, integration and citizenship, Universiteit Maastricht; LL.M. in European, Comparative and International Law, Universiteit Maastricht; B.A. in Law (Specialisation in European Union Law), Universidad de Salamanca
    CEPS Publications :

  • Towards a Common European Border Service?
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  • The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice ten years on: Successes and future challenges under the Stockholm Programme
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  • Whose Citizenship to Empower in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? The Act of Mobility and Litigation in the Enactment of European Citizenship
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  • Undocumented Immigrants and Rights in the EU: Addressing the Gap between Social Sciences Research and Policy-making
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  • The Externalisation of the EU’s Labour Immigration Policy: Towards mobility or insecurity partnerships?
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  • Civic Integration of Third-Country Nationals: Nationalism versus Europeanisation in the Common EU Immigration Policy
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  • Illiberal Liberal States: Immigration, Citizenship and Integration in the EU
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  • EU Policy on Education: The Impact on the Social Inclusion of Vulnerable Groups
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  • The CHALLENGE Project: Final Policy Recommendations on the Changing Landscape of European Liberty and Security
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  • Towards the Next Phase of the EU's Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: The EC's Proposals for the Stockholm Programme
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  • Time for Action: Immediate Priorities for the Next European Commission
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  • In Search of the Perfect Citizen? The Intersection between Integration, Immigration and Nationality in the EU
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  • Informing the Data Protection Debate
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  • Informing the Immigration Debate
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  • Informing the Asylum Debate
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  • Informing the Borders Debate
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  • State of the Art on the European Court of Justice and Enacting Citizenship
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  • Challenges and Prospects for the EU’s Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Recommendations to the European Commission for the
  • Implementation of Directive 2004/38 in the context of EU Enlargement: A proliferation of different forms of citizenship?
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  • The Changing Dynamics of Security in an Enlarged European Union
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  • Ten Issues and Recommendations for the European Parliament Elections on Freedom, Security and Justice
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  • Benchmarking Integration in the EU: Analyzing the debate on integration indicators and moving it forward
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  • The French Presidency’s European Pact on Immigration and Asylum: Intergovernmentalism vs Europeanisation? Security vs Rights?
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  • What Future for the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice? Recommendations on EU Migration and Borders Policies in a Globalising
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  • The Commission's New Border Package: Does it take us one step closer to a 'cyber-fortress Europe'?
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  • The Reform Treaty & Justice and Home Affairs - Implications for the common Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
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  • An EU Framework on Sanctions against Employers of Irregular Immigrants: Some Reflections on the Scope, Features & Added Value
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  • Terrorism, Borders and Migration: The Commission’s 2008 Policy Strategy in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
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  • The EU Border Management Strategy: FRONTEX and the Challenges of Irregular Immigration in the Canary Islands
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  • The Changing Landscape of European Liberty and Security: Mid-Term Report on the Results of the CHALLENGE Project
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  • Building a Common Policy on Labour Immigration: Towards a Comprehensive and Global Approach in the EU?
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  • France's Draft Law on the Armenian Genocide: Some Legal and Political Implications at EU Level
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  • Security versus Freedom: A Challenge for Europe's Future
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  • Policy Coherence for Development in the EU Council: Strategies for the Way Forward
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  • Priorities for the Finnish Presidency, July-December 2006
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  • The Hague Programme & the EU’s agenda on freedom, security and justice: delivering results for Europe’s citizens?
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  • The Nexus between Immigration, Integration and Citizenship in the EU
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  • A Comparison of Integration Programmes in the EU: Trends and Weaknesses
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  • Security and the Two-Level Game: The Treaty of Prüm, the EU and the Management of Threats
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  • An EU Approach to Labour Migration: What is the Added Value and the Way Ahead?
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  • No Constitutional Treaty? Implications for the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
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  • Migration, Borders & Asylum - Trends and Vulnerabilities in EU Policy
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  • The EU's Fight against International Terrorism - Security Problems, Insecure Solutions
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  • ‘Integration’ as a Process of Inclusion for Migrants? The Case of Long-Term Residents in the EU
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  • What Does Freedom of Movement Mean in an Enlarged EU?
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  • Turkey in the EU Area of Freedom, Security and Justice
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  • Judicial Cooperation and the European Arrest Warrant - A Good Testing Ground for Mutual Recognition in an Enlarged EU?
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  • Towards a Proactive Immigration Policy for the EU?
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  • Maintaining Security within Borders: Towards a Permanent State of Emergency in the EU?
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  • Progress and Obstacles in the Area of Justice and Home Affairs in an Enlarging Europe
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    Alejandro Eggenschwiler

    Research Assistant
    alejandro.eggenschwiler@ceps.eu
    (32-2) 229 39 48
    Biography:
    Languages: 
    Italian, English, Spanish, French
    Education: 
    MA Political Science and European Studies
    CEPS Publications :

  • The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice ten years on: Successes and future challenges under the Stockholm Programme
    •
  • Informing the Data Protection Debate
    •
  • Informing the Immigration Debate
    •
  • Informing the Asylum Debate
    •
  • Informing the Borders Debate
    •