International Protection at risk in the Mediterranean

Abstract
The external dimension of the European migration and asylum policy has de facto delegated EU borders' control to third countries. Despite the EU talk in favour of a 'human and humane approach' to address migration in the Mediterranean, EU policy tools do not pursue migrants' rights within the framework of EU-cooperation with Mediterranean southern countries. This organized hypocrisy needs to be investigated.
Keywords
European Union
migration
international protection
Mediterranean
ERC sector(s)
SH Social Sciences and Humanities
Name supervisor
Stefania Panebianco
E-mail
stefania.panebianco@unict.it
Name of Department/Faculty/School
Dept of Political and Social Sciences
Name of the host University
University of Catania (UNICT)
EUNICE partner e-mail of destination Research
eunice@unict.it
Country
Italy
Thesis level
Master
Minimal language knowledge requisite
French C1
English C1
Thesis mode
Hybrid
Start date
Length of the research internship
3 months
Financial support available (other than E+)
No