EU-Turkey Refugee Agreement

The migrant crisis that has stemmed from the ongoing strife in the MENA region is one of the most devastating and consequential crises

in modern times. Its impact has been felt across continents, in countries such as Turkey, Lebanon, and Jordan, along with European Union (EU) member states and the United States. In addition to unprecedented regional humanitarian challenges, the crisis shook Europe to its core by challenging its political institutions and humanitarian values. The rise of populism and Islamophobia in the West, in general, is closely associated with the migrant crisis that has pushed countries capacities to their limits.

Full titleEU-Turkey Refugee Agreement: Too Big To Fail
AuthorUnspecified
PublisherSETA | Foundation for Political, Economic and Social Research
Year2017
Media typeUnspecified
Linkhttp://setadc.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Report_34_EUTurkey_Refugee_Agreement-1-1.pdf
Topics Migration Routes & Transport, European Externalization Policies & Cash Flows
Regions Aegaeis – Turkey – Mashreq

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