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EU: Migreurop: A critical Chronology of European Migration Policies by Alain Morice (CNRS-Université Paris-Diderot and Migreurop network)

11 September 2012

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"This chronology seeks to make it easier to understand European migration and asylum policies through a time-framed comparison of the evolution of the legal framework (columns A1 to A3), the public discourse (B1) and the facts (B2). The table is updated twice a year."

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