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Promotie 20 maart: Mobility, Control and Technology in Border Areas: Discretion and Decision-making in the Information Age

Date 20 March 2019 Time 13:45 - 14:30  hrs Location Academy Building Rapenburg 73 2311 GJ Leiden Supervisors Prof. J.P. van der Leun prof. M.A.H. van der Woude Attend PhD defences are free; you do not have to register. Summary Information and information technology are playing an increasingly larger role in society today. One area in which developments related to information-driven work are clearly visible is migration control. The removal of systematic border controls involves security risks, as there is no longer a clear picture of who is moving in and out of the country. These risks have acquired a prominent role in debates in society now that migrants are increasingly associated with crime. Authorities are collecting more and more information about who is crossing their border and at what moment. This information can then be used for a risk analysis to detect potential high-risk individuals and to take action if nec...

Schengen and centralization of the EU by Antonio Vulas

 Door Antonio Vulas Head of the Illegal Migration Department in the Police Administration Split-Dalmatia. Graduated on the Law faculty, University of Split. In the Police since 1990. Creation of the EU and Schengen Although Schengen and the European Union have the same mother - the idea of united Europe - we might say that their fathers and childhoods were different. From the very beginning for some of the creators of the European economic fusion it was just a first step for much higher objective - a political unification. The economically united (western) Europe was born in atmosphere still full of toxic war clouds. France was on the knees, held up only by a weak hand of wounded Britain. Germany was buried under the ruins. Political strength of the European countries was broken. The Russian tanks on the banks of Elbe and Danube reminded the western Europeans that the days of fear have not disappeared with the German panzers. The idea of united Europ...

Council conclusions on a Common Framework for genuine and practical solidarity towards Member States facing particular pressures on their asylum systems, including through mixed migration flows

3151st JUSTICE and HOME AFFAIRS Council meeting Brussels, 8 March 2012 http://www.consilium.europa.eu/uedocs/cms_data/docs/pressdata/en/jha/128820.pdf