#4 Germany's role in European migration governance
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Dr Emmanuel Comte and Alberto Cunha, a PhD candidate at King's College London, discuss the role of Germany in European migration governance. They review the concept of hegemony and its evolution, explore the current state of the EU's migration regime, and consider potential scenarios for the future.
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