Nadia Petroni
Nadia Petroni holds a PhD in International Relations from the University of Malta (2021). Her research interests focus on the diverse EU policy approaches to irregular migration and their impact on EU migration governance.
Recent Posts
- The Nice Treaty: qualified majority rule is postponed, 13 Sep 2021
- The Treaty of Amsterdam: first steps towards a Common European Asylum System, 30 Aug 2021
- The Treaty of Maastricht: issues of asylum and migration become ‘matters of common interest’, 19 Jul 2021
- The evolution of EU asylum and migration policies: Towards supranational cooperation?, 12 Jun 2021
- The evolution of EU asylum and migration policies: historical background, 31 May 2021
- An Introduction to the development of EU cooperation in the field of asylum and migration, 24 Apr 2021
- EU Integration and Policy (In)coherence towards Irregular Migration, 01 Mar 2021
- Italy and Malta are not the villains of Europe’s migration crisis, 03 Feb 2021
- The EU’s Pact on Migration and Asylum will do little to ease the pressure on southern member states, 17 Jan 2021
- Why EU states are converging on restrictive migration policies, despite their different political traditions, 26 Dec 2020
- Assessing the impact of Covid-19 on the EU’s response to irregular migration, 05 Nov 2020