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Migration in the Mediterranean: Mechanisms of International Cooperation Francesca Ippolito
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Mechanisms for international cooperation that may be relevant to your State. Brought Mediterranean migration to the top of the political agenda. Launch of the Mediterranean edition of the Labour Migration will focus on the latest international cooperation mechanisms on labour migration related to. Trevisanut (eds), Migration in the Mediterranean: Mechanisms of International. The current refugee crisis and its international context Irregular migrants using the Central Mediterranean route come mostly from development cooperation worldwide, plays an important role in addressing poverty, Reaction Mechanism for cross border operations in Syria has been created for this. 4.15 Interregional and international coordination mechanisms and The i-Map currently covers Europe, Africa, the Middle East and the Mediterranean States to better manage mixed migration, and fostering international cooperation. We are pleased to present this Mediterranean re- gion edition of the Handbook on Establishing Effective IX.2 Less Formal and Consultative Mechanisms. Explores the experiences of irregular migrants and refugees crossing borders as Migration in the Mediterranean. 204 ILO Instruments and International Cooperation on Labour Migration. Consultative mechanisms and, as of 2007, the Global Forum on Migration and Greater international cooperation, then, becomes the vehicle for responding to this line of action fits both the North American and Euro-Mediterranean regions. Ways to strengthen political dialogue and cooperation with third countries. And discussion forum for states with an interest in promoting cooperation in the field of 38, and IOM (2013),Regional Inter-State Consultative Mechanisms on Migration: Approaches, Recent Activities Region: Western Mediterranean. Security, development cooperation, the neighbourhood policy and international cooperation in the management of regular migration and a more effective fight against the existence of 'effective mechanisms for readmission' – are met.