The Netherlands as the black sheep of the family? How the Dutch response to the Commission’s Green Paper on Family Reunification compares to the reactions of other member states

M.A.K. Klaassen; J. Sondergaard

The Netherlands as the black sheep of the family? How the Dutch response to the Commission’s Green Paper on Family Reunification compares to the reactions of other member states

M.A.K. Klaassen
, J. Sondergaard

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Abstract

In its reply to the Green Paper on Family Reunification, the Dutch government
proposed some controversial amendments. Does it make the Netherlands
the black sheep in the European herd? Mark Klaassen en Johanne
Søndergaard analyzed the data and conclude that the Netherlands
does not stand completely alone in its views. Chances are thin, however,
that the Dutch restrictive proposals will become reality any time soon.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	4-18
Journal	Asiel&Migrantenrecht
Volume	8
Publication status	Published - 2012

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