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EU Governance in an Area of Freedom, Security and Justice: Logics of Decision-making in the Justice and Home Affairs Council

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Jonathan P. Aus
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Paper provided by ARENA in its series ARENA Working Papers with number p0232.

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Keywords: game theory governance institutionalism methodological issues national interest policy analysis acquis communautaire free movement asylum policy cross-border crime immigration policy new technologies passport policy police cooperation police cooperation Schengen Schengen security/internal access to documents joint decision making Council of Ministers political science

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