The Refugee Problem in the European Union (2015–2016)
in German and French Policies

The author analyses the policies of Germany and France towards refugees who flocked to the European Union in 2015 and 2016. He shows the scale of the problem and how the migration crisis has been handled in Germany and France. He further underlines the differences between Berlin and Paris’s approach to mitigating this phenomenon and getting the other EU Member States involved in the process of taking in refugees.

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