Sarah Leonard is Senior Lecturer in Politics and Deputy Director of the European Institute for Security and Justice at the University of Dundee, Scotland, UK. She has recently co-edited Western Foreign Policy and the Middle East (2015) and Justice and Home Affairs Agencies in the European Union (2014).Christian Kaunert is Professor of International Politics, Jean Monnet Chair in EU Justice and Home Affairs Policy and the Director of the European Institute for Security and Justice at the University of Dundee.

• Introduction Beyond Stockholm: in search of a strategy for the European Union’s Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice 1. Deliberating justice policy in the European Union: a discursive perspective on day-to-day decision-making in European Union’s criminal justice cooperation 2. The development of the external dimension of the AFSJ – new challenges of the EU legal and policy framework 3. The political-legal nexus in EU counter-terrorism: an assessment of the two-track influences between the EU and the UN 4. Solidarity and sharing in the Common European Asylum System: the case of Syrian refugees 5. The EU as a Promoter of Preventive Criminal Justice and the Internal Security Context 6. EU internal security goverance and national risk assessments: towards a common technocratic model? 7. The effect of Frontex’s risk analysis on the European border controls 8. When (In)security travels: Europeanization and migration in Poland

Sarah Leonard is Senior Lecturer in Politics and Deputy Director of the European Institute for Security and Justice at the University of Dundee, Scotland, UK. She has recently co-edited Western Foreign Policy and the Middle East (2015) and Justice and Home Affairs Agencies in the European Union (2014).Christian Kaunert is Professor of International Politics, Jean Monnet Chair in EU Justice and Home Affairs Policy and the Director of the European Institute for Security and Justice at the University of Dundee.

• Introduction Beyond Stockholm: in search of a strategy for the European Union’s Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice 1. Deliberating justice policy in the European Union: a discursive perspective on day-to-day decision-making in European Union’s criminal justice cooperation 2. The development of the external dimension of the AFSJ – new challenges of the EU legal and policy framework 3. The political-legal nexus in EU counter-terrorism: an assessment of the two-track influences between the EU and the UN 4. Solidarity and sharing in the Common European Asylum System: the case of Syrian refugees 5. The EU as a Promoter of Preventive Criminal Justice and the Internal Security Context 6. EU internal security goverance and national risk assessments: towards a common technocratic model? 7. The effect of Frontex’s risk analysis on the European border controls 8. When (In)security travels: Europeanization and migration in Poland

Sarah Leonard is Senior Lecturer in Politics and Deputy Director of the European Institute for Security and Justice at the University of Dundee, Scotland, UK. She has recently co-edited Western Foreign Policy and the Middle East (2015) and Justice and Home Affairs Agencies in the European Union (2014).Christian Kaunert is Professor of International Politics, Jean Monnet Chair in EU Justice and Home Affairs Policy and the Director of the European Institute for Security and Justice at the University of Dundee.

• Introduction Beyond Stockholm: in search of a strategy for the European Union’s Area of Freedom, Security, and Justice 1. Deliberating justice policy in the European Union: a discursive perspective on day-to-day decision-making in European Union’s criminal justice cooperation 2. The development of the external dimension of the AFSJ – new challenges of the EU legal and policy framework 3. The political-legal nexus in EU counter-terrorism: an assessment of the two-track influences between the EU and the UN 4. Solidarity and sharing in the Common European Asylum System: the case of Syrian refugees 5. The EU as a Promoter of Preventive Criminal Justice and the Internal Security Context 6. EU internal security goverance and national risk assessments: towards a common technocratic model? 7. The effect of Frontex’s risk analysis on the European border controls 8. When (In)security travels: Europeanization and migration in Poland