Emek M Uçarer
Biographic Data
| ID | 86042 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Emek M Uçarer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Emek M |
| FAMILY NAME | Uçarer |
| SIGNATURE | UÇARER E M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bucknell University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6778-694X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 133 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
EU Asylum Governance and E(xc)lusive Solidarity
The response to the so‐called refugee crisis of 2015 in the European Union was haphazard and inconsistent with the stated mission of solidarity. This article situates the EU’s response and its Common European Asylum System (CEAS) as defensive integration producing the lowest common denominator policies. It argues that the rise of right‐wing populism redefines solidarity in narrow and exclusionary terms, in contrast to the inclusive and global sol…
Access and agenda-setting in the European Union
Tempering the EU? NGO advocacy in the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
The European Union's (EU) area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) portfolio comprises policy areas such as immigration and asylum, and police and judicial cooperation. Steps were taken to bring this field into the mandate of the EU first by the Maastricht Treaty, followed by changes implemented by the Amsterdam and Lisbon Treaties, the last one ‘normalizing’ the EU's erstwhile Third Pillar. As the emergent EU regime continues to consolidate …
Burden-Shirking, Burden-Shifting, and Burden-Sharing in the Emergent European Asylum Regime
The External Dimension of Europeanization
With its focus on the external dimension of the rapidly evolving European Union immigration policies, this article seeks to contribute to the debates on the EU’s impact on states and international relations in two ways. Firstly, it seeks to move beyond the inward-looking focus of contemporary studies on the EU’s effects on the member states, and proposes a framework for analyzing its external effects on non-EU member states. Secondly, and in cont…
Layers of Rights, Channels of Access
Students of international migration have long been interested in the formal and informal processes of inclusion and exclusion created by Westphalian notions that states have the right to control access to a given territory (Hollifield 1992; Weiner 1995; Castles and Miller 1998; Geddes 2000). Yet, the issues surrounding these processes of inclusion and exclusion have come into sharper focus in recent years as the migrant-receiving liberal democrac…
Implementing Amsterdam
1International Relations Program, Bucknell University, Lewisburg PA, USA Implementing Amsterdam: Immigration and Asylum Rights in EC Law Elspeth Guild Carol Harlow Oxford/Portland Hart Publishing 2001 xxviii + 324 £45 1 84113 116 4
Managing Asylum and European Integration
During the last decade, the European Union intensified its efforts to define its external borders in conjunction with its efforts to evolve into a coherent, frontier‐free political territory. European policy‐makers slowly shaped new norms and rules pertaining to asylum, with increasingly stronger mechanisms to enforce the policy decisions. In the case of asylum and refugee protection, Europe's efforts are nested in the broad global institutional …
Mobilizing ethnic conflict
Ethnic separatism often has consequences for countries other than traditional homelands. The Kurdish separatist movement presents a prime example of the diffusion of contention as hunger strikes, protest marches, and terrorist bombings in Germany indicate there is a mobilized Kurdish separatist movement outside of Turkey. Germany is now faced with dilemmas concerning internal policy towards its Kurdish residents as well as tenuous external relati…
The External Dimension of Europeanization
With its focus on the external dimension of the rapidly evolving European Union immigration policies, this article seeks to contribute to the debates on the EU’s impact on states and international relations in two ways. Firstly, it seeks to move beyond the inward-looking focus of contemporary studies on the EU’s effects on the member states, and proposes a framework for analyzing its external effects on non-EU member states. Secondly, and in cont…
Mobilizing ethnic conflict
Ethnic separatism often has consequences for countries other than traditional homelands. The Kurdish separatist movement presents a prime example of the diffusion of contention as hunger strikes, protest marches, and terrorist bombings in Germany indicate there is a mobilized Kurdish separatist movement outside of Turkey. Germany is now faced with dilemmas concerning internal policy towards its Kurdish residents as well as tenuous external relati…
Access and agenda-setting in the European Union
Tempering the EU? NGO advocacy in the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
The European Union's (EU) area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) portfolio comprises policy areas such as immigration and asylum, and police and judicial cooperation. Steps were taken to bring this field into the mandate of the EU first by the Maastricht Treaty, followed by changes implemented by the Amsterdam and Lisbon Treaties, the last one ‘normalizing’ the EU's erstwhile Third Pillar. As the emergent EU regime continues to consolidate …
Managing Asylum and European Integration
During the last decade, the European Union intensified its efforts to define its external borders in conjunction with its efforts to evolve into a coherent, frontier‐free political territory. European policy‐makers slowly shaped new norms and rules pertaining to asylum, with increasingly stronger mechanisms to enforce the policy decisions. In the case of asylum and refugee protection, Europe's efforts are nested in the broad global institutional …
Burden-Shirking, Burden-Shifting, and Burden-Sharing in the Emergent European Asylum Regime
Implementing Amsterdam
1International Relations Program, Bucknell University, Lewisburg PA, USA Implementing Amsterdam: Immigration and Asylum Rights in EC Law Elspeth Guild Carol Harlow Oxford/Portland Hart Publishing 2001 xxviii + 324 £45 1 84113 116 4
Managing Asylum and European Integration
During the last decade, the European Union intensified its efforts to define its external borders in conjunction with its efforts to evolve into a coherent, frontier‐free political territory. European policy‐makers slowly shaped new norms and rules pertaining to asylum, with increasingly stronger mechanisms to enforce the policy decisions. In the case of asylum and refugee protection, Europe's efforts are nested in the broad global institutional …
Mobilizing ethnic conflict
Ethnic separatism often has consequences for countries other than traditional homelands. The Kurdish separatist movement presents a prime example of the diffusion of contention as hunger strikes, protest marches, and terrorist bombings in Germany indicate there is a mobilized Kurdish separatist movement outside of Turkey. Germany is now faced with dilemmas concerning internal policy towards its Kurdish residents as well as tenuous external relati…
Layers of Rights, Channels of Access
Students of international migration have long been interested in the formal and informal processes of inclusion and exclusion created by Westphalian notions that states have the right to control access to a given territory (Hollifield 1992; Weiner 1995; Castles and Miller 1998; Geddes 2000). Yet, the issues surrounding these processes of inclusion and exclusion have come into sharper focus in recent years as the migrant-receiving liberal democrac…
Implementing Amsterdam
1International Relations Program, Bucknell University, Lewisburg PA, USA Implementing Amsterdam: Immigration and Asylum Rights in EC Law Elspeth Guild Carol Harlow Oxford/Portland Hart Publishing 2001 xxviii + 324 £45 1 84113 116 4
The External Dimension of Europeanization
With its focus on the external dimension of the rapidly evolving European Union immigration policies, this article seeks to contribute to the debates on the EU’s impact on states and international relations in two ways. Firstly, it seeks to move beyond the inward-looking focus of contemporary studies on the EU’s effects on the member states, and proposes a framework for analyzing its external effects on non-EU member states. Secondly, and in cont…
Burden-Shirking, Burden-Shifting, and Burden-Sharing in the Emergent European Asylum Regime
Access and agenda-setting in the European Union
Tempering the EU? NGO advocacy in the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice
The European Union's (EU) area of Freedom, Security and Justice (AFSJ) portfolio comprises policy areas such as immigration and asylum, and police and judicial cooperation. Steps were taken to bring this field into the mandate of the EU first by the Maastricht Treaty, followed by changes implemented by the Amsterdam and Lisbon Treaties, the last one ‘normalizing’ the EU's erstwhile Third Pillar. As the emergent EU regime continues to consolidate …
EU Asylum Governance and E(xc)lusive Solidarity
The response to the so‐called refugee crisis of 2015 in the European Union was haphazard and inconsistent with the stated mission of solidarity. This article situates the EU’s response and its Common European Asylum System (CEAS) as defensive integration producing the lowest common denominator policies. It argues that the rise of right‐wing populism redefines solidarity in narrow and exclusionary terms, in contrast to the inclusive and global sol…
Political science (9 works) · Law (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Political economy (6 works) · Politics (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · European union (4 works) · Immigration (4 works) · International trade (4 works)