Utrecht Law Review | Volume 17 (Issue 4)

Summary:

This is a Special Issue of the Journal, focusing on Mobility in a European Post-Crisis Scenario: Legislative Dynamics and Enforcement Challenges.

Table of Contents:

• Editorial: Mobility in a European Post-Crisis Scenario: Law-Making Dynamics and Law-Enforcement Challenges | Veronika Nagy & Salvatore F. Nicolosi
• Crying Wolf Too Many Times: The Impact of the Emergency Narrative on Transparency in FRONTEX Joint Operations | Mariana Gkliati & Jane Kilpatrick
• Addressing a Crisis through Law: EU Emergency Legislation and its Limits in the Field of Asylum | Salvatore F. Nicolosi
• The ‘Crises’ of Lesbos | Dina Siegel
• Cross-border police cooperation and ‘secondary movements’: on reconfigurations in enforcing differential mobility rights within the spatial-legal Schengen space | Monika Weissensteiner
• Regulation of EU Labour Migration: At a Crossroads after the New Pact on Migration and Asylum? | Paul Minderhoud
• The Erosion of Borderless Norden? Practices and Discourses on Nordic Border Restrictions in Finland and Sweden during the Covid-19 Pandemic | Saila Heinikoski & Tatu Hyttinen

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