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Vol. 10 (2019): enero-diciembre, 2019

“Buenas/malas” familias migrantes y su integración en la Unión Europea

DOI
https://doi.org/10.33679/rmi.v1i1.2025
Publicado
2019-03-30

Resumen

La inmigración familiar es una de las fuentes más importantes de movilidad humana hacia Europa. La Directiva 2003/86/CE ha armonizado el régimen jurídico de la reagrupación familiar de los nacionales de terceros países para garantizar la vida familiar y la integración social en cada Estado Miembro. Sin embargo, se han desarrollado medidas para controlar o "rechazar" indirectamente un perfil específico de familias no deseadas. Por lo tanto, esta propuesta hace una aproximación crítica a la protección jurídica de las familias migrantes, analizando si ciertas condiciones promueven un modelo ideal de “buena familia” como la única forma de integración efectiva en el contexto de la UE.

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Palabras clave

  • reagrupación familiar
  • integración
  • miembros de la familia
  • Unión Europea
  • Estados Miembros

Cómo citar

La Spina, E. (2019). “Buenas/malas” familias migrantes y su integración en la Unión Europea. Migraciones Internacionales, 10(36). https://doi.org/10.33679/rmi.v1i1.2025

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