Five Years of EU Migration and Asylum Policy-Making under the Amsterdam and Tampere Mandates

It reviews five years of EU migration and asylum policy-making under the Amsterdam and Tampere mandates, looking in turn at the Justice and Home Affairs agenda, the socio-economic agenda, and the foreign policy agenda. In its concluding chapter, the paper offers elements for assessing the achievements of five years of EU policy-making in these areas (September 1999 - May 2004) and makes suggestions as to how to work on the unfinished agendas.

Publishers: MPG
Publication Date: 2004
Publishing Location: Brussels

This publication is an MPG Occasional Paper in the following series:

• Yongmi Schibel, Monitoring and influencing the transposition of EU immigration law: the family reunion and long term residents Directives (2004)
• Jan Niessen and Yongmi Schibel, Demographic changes and the consequences for Europe's future - is immigration an option? (2003)