This work is intended to make public the main findings
of the Report on the Normative Content, Genesis, Historical
Background and Implementation of the EU Charter, elaborated within the research project NoVaMigra – Norms and
Values in the European Migration and Refugee Crisis, funded by the European Union under the programme Horizon
2020 (Grant Agreement no. 770330). [...]
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This is a one-page summary of our report focusing on the normative content, genesis, historical background and implementation of the EU Charter.
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This is a user's guide for NoVaMigra's Value Landscape.The Value Landscape is a tool to visualize aspects of NoVaMigra’s research on value discourses in the context of migration and integration policies in Europe, both at EU and at member state level. Starting in September 2019, it will continuously evolve throughout the project, incorporating new research findings and enabling their comparison and contrast. [....]
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In this report, we map central ‘value agents’ in public and civil society organizations that facilitate refugee and immigrant integration and examine the values that motivate and guide programs and staff assisting refugees in their integration processes. [...]
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This report proposes an analytical framework to approach various normative models of cosmopolitanism
and European cosmopolitanism.
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With respect to migration, the period 2014-2017 was characterised by reactionary policies and the
outburst of populist discourses, the rise and fall of the ‘Welcome’ culture, a growing debate on sharing
responsibility, the raising of fences and border closures and political divisions within the Union. Since
values lie at the core of the European project, the question of whether those values are indeed
common, has also risen to the forefront. [...]
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This bibliography, which is intended as a resource for public action as well as for further work in the
NoVaMigra project, collects important references from philosophy as well as, to an extent, from
other disciplines such as anthropology and law.
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 770330.