In the shadow of fortress Europe? Impacts of European migration governance on Slovenia, Croatia and Macedonia

Figures & data

Figure 1. Annual detections at the Greek–Turkish border and En Route from Greece to other EU member states. Source: Western Balkans Annual Risk Analysis 2012, 18.

Figure 2. The migration and border security network: Slovenia. MI, Ministry of Interior; MCult, Ministry of Culture; MLab, Ministry of Labour, Family and Social Affairs; MFA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; LGov, Municipalities; UNHCR; IOM; IntNGOs, International NGOs; SPhil, Slovene Philanthropy; PInst, Peace Institute; Unis, Universities and research institutions; LIC, Legal Informative Centre; EOO, Equal Opportunity Office.

Figure 3. The migration and border security network: Croatia. MI, Ministry of the Interior; MJ, Ministry of Justice; MHSW, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare; MFA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration; MEdu, Ministry of Science, Education and Sports; MEc, Ministry of Economy, Labour and Entrepreneurship; CBCS, Cross-Border Co-operation Service; OHR, Office of Human Rights; IIR, Institute for International Relations, Zagreb; CLC, Croatian Legal Centre; IME, Institute for Migration and Ethnicity; CPS, Centre for Peace Studies; CRC, Croatian Red Cross; DelCEC, European Commission; OSCE, Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe; IOM, International Organization for Migration; UNHCR, United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees; UNDP, United Nations Development Programme; ICMPD, International Centre for Migration Policy Development; ECRE, European Council for Refugees and Exiles; DCR, Dutch Council for Refugees.

Figure 4. The migration and border security network: Macedonia. MI, Ministry of the Interior; MFA, Ministry of Foreign Affairs; MLSP, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy; University, University of Skopje; IOM; UNHCR; DelCEC, Commission Delegation; MARRI, Migration, Asylum and Refugees Regional Initiative; SecEA, Secretariat for European Affairs; EAR, European Agency for Reconstruction; MFin, Ministry of Finance; ICMPD; DCAF, Geneva Centre for the Democratic Control of Armed Forces (DCAF); UNDP; IBMC, CARDS Border police project/Integrated Border Management Commission; Red Cross, Macedonian Red Cross; UNFPA; OSCE, Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe; ThinkTanks, Think Tank Network; NGOs.

Table

1 = occasional business relations/work contacts	Dotted line
2 = regular contacts, often confined to individual projects	dashed line
3 = permanent and strategic	solid line

The following symbols represent the nodes:

Organisation	Symbol
Central ministries	Box
Para-governmental agencies	Square
EU actors	Circle in box
NGOs	Upward pointing triangle
International organisations	Downward pointing triangle
Member state agencies	Plus
Non-member state agencies	Diamond

Frontex. 2012. Western Balkans Annual Risk Analysis 2012. Warsaw: FRONTEX Risk Analysis Unit.

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