The Blue Card revision is stuck: How might legal philosophy help?

IF 1.4 2区社会学 Q1 LAW

European Law Journal Pub Date : 2021-04-28 DOI:10.1111/eulj.12379

Johan Rochel

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Abstract

Since 2009, the “Blue Card Directive” has become one of the most important elements of the EU's legal immigration scheme for attracting the best immigrants to Europe. Taking advantage of its current revision, this contribution takes a legal theoretical look at the Directive. Drawing upon the republican conception of freedom defined as the absence of arbitrary interferences, this paper sheds light on some positive steps as well the margin of progression still left in order to fully operationalise the EU's commitment to respecting equal freedom. The article also adds to the limited doctrinal contributions on the Blue Card Directive and illustrates the added value of a republican approach to EU migration law.

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蓝卡法案的修订被卡住了:法律哲学有何帮助?

自2009年以来，“蓝卡指令”已成为欧盟合法移民计划中最重要的因素之一，以吸引最优秀的移民到欧洲。利用其当前的修订，这一贡献采取了法律理论看指令。借鉴共和主义对自由的定义，即不存在任意干涉，本文揭示了一些积极的步骤，以及为了充分实施欧盟尊重平等自由的承诺所留下的进步空间。文章还增加了对蓝卡指令的有限理论贡献，并说明了共和方法对欧盟移民法的附加价值。

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European Law Journal LAW-

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2.10

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21.10%

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