Since 2015, Europe’s so-called refugee crisis has been the centre of intense debate. But what if we began to look at it another way: as a refugee reception crisis? Rather than a crisis in the movement of people, should EU states have been more pro-active in supporting those mobilising through borders? And what is the impact of current border policies on people seeking asylum in Europe?
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