The ARRECO project’s leaders are proud to announce the publication of this book aiming to analyze the evolutions of the welcoming of people in need of international protection, organized “at Europe’s doorstep”, in other words in neighboring or transit countries. It considers the operational organization of legal ways allowing such people to enter the territory of the European Union, but also the diferent forms of cooperation implemented between the European Union and non-EU States to promote the development of this cooperation on asylum matters, which often have to be put in perspective in a larger context of cooperation on migratory matters.
The reception of asylum seekers and refugees at Europe’s doorstep
Les auteurs
CAROLE BILLET
CAROLE BILLET
Lecturer in European Union Law at the Law and Social Change Laboratory - University of Nantes
Research themes :
– The differentiated participation of Member States in the European Union’s action on the international scene
– Decentralised agencies and the EU’s external action
– EU action in the field of migration and asylum
– Cultural law in the European Union
Responsibilities :
– Head of the “Justice, Trial, Procedure” Master’s degree (2nd year) (Pre-ENM) in Nantes
– Co-head of European Union Law Master’s degree (2nd year)
– Member of the Education and University Life Commission
Carole Billet is developing the research project “Legal studies on the European Union as an area of freedom, security and justice”, with the support of Alliance Europa.
She is also one of the leader of the project “The reception and resettlement of refugees in Europe: categorisation and operationalisation (ARRECO)”.
Estelle D’Halluin
Estelle D’Halluin
Lecturer in sociology, at the CENS at the University of Nantes, specialist in immigration policies.
Estelle d’Halluin is a lecturer in sociology at the University of Nantes. Since the 2000s, she has been carrying out research on immigration policies, combining the political sociology of law, health and mobilisation. Her empirical approach is based on archive analysis, interviews and ethnography. She is currently involved in several research programmes on asylum policies. She is a member of the ARRECO project and the EFAA programme “Exploring the frames of altruistic action. A comparative analysis of volunteers’ engagement in British and French pro-asylum charities”, funded by ESRC.
– Cooperation with Alliance Europa
Estelle is a member of the ARRECO project (The reception and resettlement of refugees in Europe: categorisation and operationalisation) and is in charge of the pedagogical aspects of in-service training (“Asylum seekers, refugees, migrants: what kind of reception?) »
BERANGERE TAXIL
BERANGERE TAXIL
Professor of Public International Law at the Jean Bodin Centre, University of Angers
Bérangère Taxil is a specialist in international human rights law. A member of the International Institute of Human Rights, the French Society for International Law and the International Law Association, Bérangère Taxil has taught for about ten years in France and abroad on European and international issues. She has participated in several research projects on the issue of refugees. She is also an assistant judge at the National Court of Asylum.
– Cooperation with Alliance Europa:
Bérangère Taxil was coordinator of Alliance Europa’s Reaseach Axis 3, “Europe in the world”, she co-directs the ARRECO project on the reception of refugees in Europe and is currently supervising several doctoral theses on the subject.
A Professor of public law at the University of Angers, she is also co-director of the Master 2 in international and European law and organised the Charles Rousseau Moot Court competition in Angers in 2018.
http://www.univ-angers.fr/fr/recherche/unites-et-structures-de-recherche/pole-ll-shs/centre-jean-bodin.html
