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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2025 · 44 MIN

Die Flüchtlingskrise und die Zukunft der Migration - #1465

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2015 erschütterte die Flüchtlingskrise die europäische Politik. Gerald Knaus, Migrationsforscher und Gründungsdirektor der Denkfabrik European Stability Initiative (ESI) analysiert, warum viele Strategien zur Kontrolle der Migration scheiterten – und warum das von ihm mitentwickelte EU-Türkei-Abkommen schließlich Wirkung zeigte. Jetzt sollten realistische Rückführungsabkommen und funktionierende Drittstaatenlösungen Europas Kurs bestimmen, argumentiert er. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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