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A Creeping Transformation?
(2001)
Fluchtmigration ist eine der aktuellen Herausforderungen für die Staaten der Europäischen Union (EU). Angesichts der bestehenden Disparitäten in Bezug auf Aufnahme und Unterstützung der Migrantinnen und Migranten stellt sich jedoch zunehmend die Frage nach einem Umverteilungsmechanismus innerhalb der EU. Der vorliegende Beitrag entwirft einen Mechanismus, welcher die Aufnahme von Angehörigen aus Drittstaaten an Auszahlungen aus den Europäischen Fonds knüpft und somit sowohl zu einer gerechteren Verteilung von Finanzmitteln wie auch einer passgenaueren Verteilung von Migranten führen kann, indem die Bedürfnisse beider Seiten Berücksichtigung finden.
Each crisis is dreadful in its own special way, and so is the COVID-19 pandemic. Beyond its lethal nature and truly global spread, one of its characteristics lies within the detachment of cause and effect. The cause, i.e. SARS-CoV-2, can clearly be attributed to health issues, though the COVID-19 pandemic challenges entire public administration (PA) systems well beyond the health sector. Both the lockdown as executed and the first careful exit-steps in their entire complexity increase scope and scale of PA’s tasks and responsibilities, challenging not only health authorities, but all parts of the administrative system, from security administration to public service delivery, with the entire world remaining in very turbulent water. Thus, the question arises how the PA should react to ensure high performance in times of crisis. Our findings underpin the relevance of trust in public administration (or “the government” in general), notably in times of crisis: the higher trust levels are, the more likely compliance of citizens and successful networking with non-state actors is. Even in the absence of many trust generating factors, trust levels are increasing in the current COVID-19 pandemic.