Security Versus Freedom?

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Contents: The Hague Programme: the long road to freedom, security and justice, Thierry Balzacq and Sergio Carrera. Freedom: Liberty, whose liberty? The Hague programme and the conception of freedom, Didier Bigo Asylum legislation in the European Community and the 1951 Convention: key concerns regarding asylum instruments adopted in the 'first phase' of harmonization, Madeline Garlick The bitter fruits of a common asylum policy, Elspeth Guild Aspects of compatibility of substantive EU immigration acquis with international and European human rights law, Nicholas Sitaropoulos Integration of immigrants versus social inclusion: a typology of integration programmes in the EU, Sergio Carrera. Security: The treaty of Prum and EC treaty: two competing models for EU internal security, Thierry Balzacq, Didier Bigo, Sergio Carrera and Elspeth Guild Data surveillance and border control in the EU: balancing efficiency and legal protection, Evelien Brouwer Integrated border management at the EU level, Peter Hobbing Negotiating the EU external border, Laura Corrado The outsiders: the European neighbourhood policy, Karen E. Smith No constitutional treaty? Implications for the area of freedom, security and justice, Sergio Carrera and Elspeth Guild CFSP after the constitutional treaty: the stakes for the future, Udo Diedrichs and Funda Tekin. Justice: Transparency, justice and territoriality: the EU border challenge, Juliet Lodge Trust-building measures in the European judicial area in criminal matters: issues of competence, legitimacy and inter-institutional balance, Valsamis Mitsilegas The development of JHA: policy recommendations, Thierry Balzacq and Sergio Carrera. References Indexes.

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