The Common European Asylum System in Poland - Tema asyl ...

8 Epilogue
There are of course many issues that I have not addressed in this attempt to grasp
and analyse the giant project that the Common European Asylum System is. My
hope is that I with this study can contribute in some way to the development
towards a fair, just and legitimate asylum regime in the EU, since this is a policy
area that in my view will have important impact on people’s lives to a particular
extent since all the concerned are displaced persons in vulnerable situations. As I
mentioned in the beginning, my conviction is that the asylum systems of the
European Union must be well resourced and just. Humanitarian considerations
shall not be ignored, whether it implies swift repatriation support after a negative
asylum decision or a residence permit issued on humanitarian grounds. Therefore
the just implementation of such a policy regime concerning these questions must
not fail.
Further interesting research on the area is naturally an inexhaustible source.
Investigation on the implementation performance and -prospects of Central and
Eastern European countries besides Poland could be interesting, where similar
investigations such as this could make useful comparisons possible.
A study following up the Polish case could also be interesting to carry out in a
few years time. Meanwhile, I hope for the successful implementation of the
second phase of the Common European Asylum System all over the European
Union.
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