Immigration in the Covid-19 Era: The role of Greece and Turkey, the necessity for a common European immigration and foreign policy
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Immigration and refugee flows in the Eastern Mediterranean migration path have been increased the last two decades, a fact that created the need for coordinated political reaction from the EU, which now faces new challenges because of the Covid-19 pandemic. This article analyses the new challenges Covid-19 creates by focusing on the “lesson learned” of previous pandemics and their effect on mankind and also on the necessity of a common European policy both in the fields of immigration policy and foreign policy towards the stabilization in the Eastern Mediterranean, mainly by focusing on the role of Greece and Turkey.
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Papadakis, K., & Zafeiris, K. (2020). Immigration in the Covid-19 Era: The role of Greece and Turkey, the necessity for a common European immigration and foreign policy. HAPSc Policy Briefs Series, 1(1), 149–154. https://doi.org/10.12681/hapscpbs.24960
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