@article{2015:comte:migration_,
title = {Migration and Regional Interdependence in the Mediterranean, from the Early 1980s to the Mid 1990s},
year = {2015},
note = {This article discusses the way in which migration in the Mediterranean
area has affected relations between European states and other
Mediterranean states. It is based on the archives of the Council of
Ministers of the European Union, the Council of Europe, as well as on
documents of the Presidency of the French Republic at the time of
François Mitterrand. The main argument developed is that migration in
the Mediterranean, from the South and the East to the North,
intensified from the early 1980s onwards, creating interdependence in
the region. Northern states initially tried to stop these migration
flows. However, they quickly also had to consider a more comprehensive
approach to address the causes of migration. In this way, the article
explains a fundamental dynamic at the origin of the Barcelona Process
in the mid-1990s.},
journal = {JEIH Journal of European Integration History},
pages = {109--124},
author = {COMTE, Emmanuel},
volume = {21},
number = {1}
}