Institutional crises and reforms in policy sectors: the case of asylum policy in Europe

By F. Alink, Arjen Boin, Paul t'Hart. 2001

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Failing forward in EU migration policy? EU integration after the 2015 asylum and migration crisis (2018, background): “While the timing of perceived asylum and migration crises varied across member states, these developments had become an engrained element of debates surrounding migration and asylum in Germany, France, the United Kingdom (UK), Netherlands, and Sweden by the late 1990s (Alink et al. 2001: 291–2).”
The Logic of Policy Change after Crisis : Proximity and Subsystem Interaction (2010, background): “Crises are also distinguished by policy proximity of the crisis in relation to the policy subsystem (Alink et al. 2001).”
Crisis exploitation: political and policy impacts of framing contests (2009, background): “Some crises hit at the heart of existing policy domains, exposing deficiencies in regulatory or service-delivery arrangements (Alink et al. 2001).”
National models, policy types, and the politics of immigration in liberal democracies (2006, background): “Most national asylum laws and institutions are of even more recent vintage and are reformulated with disorienting frequency (Joppke 1997; Alink et al. 2001; Gibney 2004).”