Challenge

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• Conference : Immigration, integration and the situation of foreigners

  10 April 2006
  In the framework of its research activities, the Challenge research program organizes a conference on : Immigration, integration and the situation of foreigners April 24, 2006

• Conférence-débat : Immigration, intégration et situation des étrangers

  10 April 2006
  Dans le cadre de ses activités, le programme de recherche Challenge vous convie à la conférence-débat : Immigration, intégration et situation des étrangers le 24 avril 2006

• Challenge Training School: Perspectives on the European Neighbourhood Policy

  5 April 2006
  This two-day Training Seminar seeks to examine various aspects of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) in the domains of visa policy, illegal migration and readmission agreements, asylum and cooperation in the field of international security issues (terrorism, the fight against the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction).

• The first Challenge Training School: Perspectives on the European Neighbourhood Policy

  21 February 2006
  The conduct and experience of integration between the EU and its neighbours creates a unique institutional framework of comprehensive political cooperation. With heightened international concerns about insecurity and illegal migration, the field of Justice, Freedom and Security is now set at the centre of second-generation agreements, new Association Agreements and Action Plans. This two-day Training Seminar seeks to examine various aspects of the European Neighbourhood Policy (ENP) in the domains of visa policy, illegal migration and readmission agreements, asylum and cooperation in the field of international security (terrorism, the fight against the proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction)

• « War or Crime? : Military Action in Peace Keeping and Legal Responsibility»

  20 February 2006
  The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) is pleased to invite you to participate in the seminar « War or Crime? Military Action in Peace Keeping and Legal Responsibility» which will be organized together with the Centre for Migration Law (Radboud University of Nijmegen) on 3rd April 2006 in Brussels. The seminar is designed to examine some of the issues and problems which the intersection of military action and criminal law present and to enable an informed debate and discussion among experts on the subject.

• «Constitutional Challenges to the European Arrest Warrant»

  11 January 2006
  The Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) is pleased to invite you to participate in the seminar « Constitutional Challenges to the European Arrest Warrant» which will be organized together with the Centre for Migration Law (Radboud University of Nijmegen) on 13th February 2006 in Brussels. The seminar will look at the decisions of the constitutional courts in Germany, Poland, and Cyprus which have challenged the compatibility of national provisions transposing the European Arrest Warrant Framework Decision with the constitutional law of these Member States.

• Immigration, Integration and Citizenship : The Nexus in the EU

  21 December 2005
  This seminar will discuss the nexus between immigration, integration and citizenship. The objective is to look at how the three policy issues have recently come together under a common EU policy on immigration, and to evaluate this development with regard to intrinsic criteria such as effectiveness and proportionality as well as extrinsic criteria such as legitimacy, non-discrimination, fundamental rights and social cohesion.

• Migration, Asylum and Security : Border Challenges in an Enlarged EU

  8 December 2005
  CHALLENGE, «The Changing Landscape of European Liberty and Security», is a European Commission-funded project that seeks to facilitate a more responsive and responsible assessment of rules and practices of security. It examines the implications of these practices for civil liberties, human rights and social cohesion in an enlarged Europe. This conference represents a unique opportunity to discuss the relationships between the Accession Countries and their Neighbours in the Changing Landscape of Liberty and Security.

• What is Challenge ?

  28 November 2005
  The familiar world of secure communities living within well-defined territories and enjoying all the celebrated liberties of civil societies is now seriously called into question by a profound restructuring of political identities and transnational practices of securitisation. CHALLENGE, «The Changing Landscape of European Liberty and Security», is a European Commission-funded project that seeks to facilitate a more responsive and responsible assessment of rules and practices of security.

• Call for Papers : Perspectives on the European Neighbourhood Policy

  25 October 2005
  The training seminars will bring together young researchers from universities, research institutes and think tanks to deepen and widen their knowledge in subjects dealing with freedom, security and justice. This is the first training seminars out of six that will be organized by CEPS in the next four years.

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