Europe's Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice

* A critical analysis of the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice, introduced under the Treaty of Amsterdam, 1997 * Brings together two main areas of the AFSJ: the law of migration and the police and criminal justice * The AFSJ features prominently in the draft EU Constitution * Of particular interest in the light of matters of internal security following September 11th

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Readership:

Advanced legal students and scholars, government departments and officials, pressure groups and NGOs.

Part One: Constitutional Overview 1: Neil Walker: In Search of The Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: A Constitutional Odyssey Part Two: Border Controls, Asylum, and Immigration 2: Asylum Law in the Context of a European Migration Policy 3: Visas, Borders, Immigration: Formation, Structure, and Current Evolution of the EU Entry Control System 4: Family Reunion and Community Law Part Three: Police and Judicial Cooperation in Criminal Matters 5: Eurojust and the European Public Prosecutor in the Corpus Juris Model: Water and Fire? 6: Police Cooperation and the Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice