Restoring the Borderless Schengen Area: Mission Impossible?

Steve Peers

Restoring the Borderless Schengen Area: Mission Impossible?

Department of Law and Criminology

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Abstract

The EU has attempted to restore the principle of crossing internal borders without controls within the Schengen area. This policy paper analyses whether these attempts are likely to be successful, or to give rise to human rights concerns.

Original language	English
Type	Policy paper
Publisher	Swedish Institute for European Policy Studies
Publication status	Published - 8 May 2024

Keywords

EU law
border controls
immigration law

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