Jean-Pierre CASSARINO
- Visiting professor, European Interdisciplinary Studies Department (Natolin campus)
Professor Jean-Pierre Cassarino teaches at Natolin a core course titled “International Cooperation and the Governance of Migration.” This course offers a reflection on the ways in which the international cooperation on migration governance has expanded by gradually mobilizing state and non-state actors having contrasting, if not conflicting, goals.
He has more than twenty years of experience in comparative politics. His research interests and publications focus on patterns of international cooperation and modes of norm diffusion and policy transfers in dynamic regional consultative processes, especially with reference to the "management" of migration and borders. He is most interested in comparatively analysing policy design and implementation as well as in how policy transfers are administered (and often readjusted) through processes of bilateral and multilateral consultations between the EU and third countries.
His most recent publications include, among others:
- (2023), ed., Cooperation on Readmission in the Euro-Mediterranean Area and Beyond: Lessons Learned and Unlearned. EUROMESCO Policy study n. 28, IEMed, Barcelona.
- (2022) with Luisa Marin, "The Pact on Migration and Asylum: Turning the European Territory into a Non-territory?", European Journal of Migration and Law 24(1): 1-24.
- (2022), "Investigation of a Post-Mandate Agreement above Suspicion: The July 2018 MoU on Readmission between Belgium and Tunisia", European Politics and Society.
- (2021), « La dimension extérieure dans le nouveau pacte sur la migration et l’asile: L’Union européenne rattrapée par la géopolitique », Revue internationale et stratégique 122: 115-124.
- (2020), “Are Current “Return Policies” Return Policies? A Reflection and Critique.” In Ronald Skeldon and Tanja Bastia (eds.) Routledge Handbook of Migration and Development. New York: Routledge, pp. 343-352.
- (2020), (dir.), La question de l'expulsion dans les relations euro-méditerranéennes. Numéro Spécial. Les Cahiers de Tunisie, vol. 72, n. 226/227.
- (2018), « Le gouvernement des migrations en Tunisie : Vers un nouveau paradigme ? » In Amin Allal et Vincent Geisser, dir., Tunisie : Une démocratisation au-dessus de tout soupçon ? Paris: CNRS Éditions, pp. 295-309.
- (2018), “Beyond the Criminalisation of Migration: A Non-Western Perspective”, International Journal of Migration and Border Studies 4(4): 397–411.
Personal website: http://www.jeanpierrecassarino.com/