ON SOME MIGRATION-RELATED POLICIES
ON SOME MIGRATION-RELATED POLICIES

Summary/Abstract: The growing number of people in motion triggers various effects both on receiving and home countries, irrespective of the migration type. In order to regulate them a world political framework is required as well as the establishment of the clear-cut domains in need for intervention. Despite the call for migrants, Europe responds to their pressure through immigration security in key domains such as the social economic area, the security, identity and political sectors. Migration policies still feature a significant number of considerable drawbacks, among which those regarding their restrictive nature. Schengen itself stands for clear evidence, being subject to the community right. No European country can have a stand-alone policy regarding migration. But common as they can be, policies must be open to everybody’s welfare, that is, to both the receiving and home countries and the migrants themselves

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