All at sea: Europe’s crisis of solidarity on migration
The European Union’s approach to migration has created a crisis of solidarity
ECFR Alumni · Associate Fellow
European asylum and migration policy
English and French
Shoshana Fine is an associate fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations. She is a postdoctoral researcher in International Relations at CERI-Sciences Po, Hugo Observatory – University of Liège and the German Institute of Global and Area Studies. Fine lectures on migration and asylum at Sciences Po’s Collège Universitaire and University Paris 13.
Fine’s research interests are in migration and borders, Europe, international organisations and the relationship between knowledge and governing interventions. She has recently published a book entitled Mobility and Borders in Turkey with Palgrave New York (2018) based on her doctoral thesis.
Fine holds a doctorate in political science and international relations from Sciences Po Paris and was visiting scholar at the University of Columbia in 2015. She also holds an MA in European Affairs from Sciences Po and the University of Bath and a BA in Sociology from the University of Sussex.
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The European Union’s approach to migration has created a crisis of solidarity
Europe should not confuse development aid’s role in reducing forced migration with that of reducing migration more broadly
Spain, and Europe, need a new story about migration – it remains to be seen how the country will put this into practice
The ongoing war in Libya is causing growing numbers of Libyans to emigrate to Europe – and leading European states to make partnerships with authoritarian regimes
Even the mere willingness of so many states to sign up to the new pact may herald a new challenge to zero-sum thinking on migration
This month's proposal for strengthening Frontex shows the EU is privileging the protection of state borders over the protection of people's lives
Podcast de notre discussion du 19 juin « The future of Israeli-Palestinian conflict: towards annexation and illiberalism? » en présence de Yehuda Shaul,…
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Mark Leonard speaks with Shoshana Fine, Tom Nuttall, Jose Ignacio Torreblanca, and Patrycja Sasnal about the UN’s Global Compact for Migration, and whether it matters…
Mark Leonard speaks with Shoshana Fine and Andrew Lebovich about what is Europe trying to so in the Sahel. Bookshelf: The Good Immigrant by Nico…