- Docente: Marco Borraccetti
- Credits: 8
- SSD: IUS/14
- Language: Italian
- Teaching Mode: Traditional lectures
- Campus: Forli
- Corso: Second cycle degree programme (LM) in International relations and diplomatic affairs (cod. 8783)
Course contents
Module Jean Monnet "The EU Immigration Law"
The course concerns the Law of the EU on immigration; particular
attention will be paid to the rules governing the entry into the
European Union and the free movement of non-EU citizens within the
EU territory, underscoring the differences that may exist between
Member States that are part of the Schengen Area and those that are
not. The course will also cover the rules on the free movement of
EU citizens and, therefore, as inherent to it, on the citizenship
of the Union.
An introductory part will cover the historical evolution of the EU
policy on immigration; it will also analyze different aspects that
are influencing the migratory phenomenon in a global
perspective.
During the lessons it will be taken into consideration the various documents produced by the Commission, the Council and the European Parliament, as well as the case-law of the Court of Justice.
The course will be divided into six parts.
Section I: General Introduction to the EU Policy on
Immigration
Relevant disposition of the EU Treaties and of the Charter
of Fundamental Rights; the history of the EU Immigration Policy;
the legal framework; the international agreements in the field of
immigration.
Section II: The Free Movement of EU Citizens
The free movement of EU citizens; who is a citizen?;
transitories dispositions for the new Member States.
Section III: The Institutional Framework of the European
Immigration Policy
The roles of the Commission, Council and European
Parliament in the field of immigration: the legal basis of their
actions. The role of the Court of Justice in the interpretation and
in the development of the EU Immigration Law
Section IV: How to enter the EU and how to freely move
on its territory?
The Control of external borders and the European Visa
Policy; reception policies vs refusal of entry policies. The return
directive. The legal framework on immigrant's reception; the
question of the exploitation of irregular immigrants; the access to
employment; the freedom of movement for non-EU citizens.
Section V: Migration and European Neighbourhood Policies
Immigration Policy and Neighbourhood Countries (NC); Migration, agreements with NC and the
conditionality clause.
Section VI: The Implications of Human Rights for
Immigration
The immigration policy and the respect of fundamental and
human rights. The Member States responsibility; the immigration and
the conditionality clause.
Readings/Bibliography
Calamia, Gestri, Di Filippo, Immigrazione Diritto e Diritti: profili internazionalistici ed europei, Padova, 2012; Nascimbene, Lo straniero nel diritto internazionale, Milano, 2013.
Aiello, Lamonoca, Diritto di soggiorno dei familiari del cittadino europeo: erosione del limite delle situazioni puramente interne e delimitazione del nucleo essenziale del diritto di cittadinanza, Rivista Italiana di diritto pubblico comunitario, n. 2/12, p. 321; Adinolfi, Diritto di soggiorno di cittadini di stati terzi per rendere effettivo il diritto di soggiorno di cittadini dell'Unione nel loro Stato di cittadinanza, Rivista di diritto internazionale, n. 2/2011, p. 467; De Filippo, L'accompagnamento immediato alla frontiera di un cittadino UE allontanato per motivi imperativi di pubblica sicurezza: evoluzioni normative e disorientamenti applicativi, Diritto Immigrazione Cittadinanza, n. 1/2013; Chiaromonte, L'accesso al mercato del lavoro nazionale degli stranieri altamente qualificati tra il diritto dell'Unione europea e disciplina italiana: la direttiva 2009/50/CE e il d. lgs. 108/2012, Diritto Immigrazione Cittadinanza, n. 1/2013; Spitaleri, L'interpretazione della direttiva rimpatri tra efficienza del sistema e tutela dei diritti dello straniero, Diritto Immigrazione Cittadinanza, n. 1/2013; Giammarinaro, La direttiva 2011/36/UE sulla prevenzione e la repressione della tratta di esseri umani e la protezione delle vittime, Diritto Immigrazione Cittadinanza, n. 1/2013.
See the websites:
europeanmmigrationlaw.eu
eurojus.it
Teaching methods
The course is based on frontal lectures; it will be highly interactive and time will be divided to debates following the specific topics dealth with in class.
Assessment methods
Evaluation is based on an oral exam (for attenders
only)(60%) which will take place at the end of the
course and on a position paper (40%).
The programme will be the same for attenders and non
attenders
Teaching tools
Power point, data bases, Audiovisual instruments.
Office hours
See the website of Marco Borraccetti