Dr. Raphael Bossong

Dr. Raphael Bossong


Research Division: EU/Europe
Associate

raphael.bossong(at)swp-berlin.org

phone:+49 30 88007-368

2013–2016 Lecturer, Europe University Viadrina

2010–2014 Researchers, Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy (IFSH), Hamburg

2008–2010 Research Associate, Global Public Policy Institute, Berlin

2006–2008 Research Assistant, Department for International Relations, London School of Economics and Political Science

ORCID: orcid.org/0000-0002-1307-5082

Areas of Expertise:

Justice and Home Affairs in the EU, European Union, Crisis management, Terrorism, Migration policy

Current focus on EU counterterrorism policy, border security and effects of the migration crisis on the EU


SWP Publications (selection):

Raphael Bossong

The Expansion of Frontex

Symbolic Measures and Long-term Changes in EU Border Management

SWP Comment 2019/C 47, December 2019, 8 Pages

doi:10.18449/2019C47

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Annegret Bendiek, Raphael Bossong

Shifting Boundaries of the EU’s Foreign and Security Policy

A Challenge to the Rule of Law

SWP Research Paper 2019/RP 12, September 2019, 28 Pages

doi:10.18449/2019RP12

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Raphael Bossong

Intelligence Support for EU Security Policy

Options for Enhancing the Flow of Information and Political Oversight

SWP Comment 2018/C 51, December 2018, 8 Pages
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Tobias Etzold, Raphael Bossong

The Future of Schengen

Internal Border Controls as a Growing Challenge to the EU and the Nordics

SWP Comment 2018/C 44, October 2018, 7 Pages
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Matthias Schulze, Raphael Bossong, Marcel Dickow

Cyber Sabotage of EU Internal Security Databases

in: Lars Brozus (ed.)
While We Were Planning

Contributions to Research Papers 2018/RP 05, September 2018, 46 Pages, S. 16-20
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External Publications (selection):

Raphael Bossong, Mark Rhinard (eds.)

Theorizing Internal Security in the European Union

Oxford University Press, October 2016, 224 pages
Raphael Bossong

The Multidimensional Nature and Dynamic Transformation of European Borders and Internal Security

in: Raphael Bossong, Helena Carrapico (ed.): EU Borders and Shifting Internal Security: Technology, Externalization and Accountability, Heidelberg: Springer International Publishing, 2016, p. 1-21.
Raphael Bossong

EU cooperation on terrorism prevention and violent radicalization: frustrated ambitions or new forms of EU security governance?

in: Cambridge Review of International Affairs, Volume 27, 2014, p. 66-82.
Raphael Bossong

Public good theory and the ‘added value’ of the EU's anti-terrorism policy

in: European Security, Volume 22, 2013, p.165 -184.
Raphael Bossong

The Evolution of EU Counter-Terrorism: European Security Policy After 9/11

Routledge Chapman & Hall, October 2012, 194 pages.

In the Media/ »Point of View« (selection):

Raphael Bossong

"Right-wing terrorism is a strategic threat"

Discussing the mosque shootings by a white supremacist in New Zealand, terrorism expert Raphael Bossong tells DW it is important to "reorient more resources" from jihadi terrorism, which remained very serious, to right-wing terrorism.

Interview in DW News, 16.03.2019 (Video)
Raphael Bossong

Passenger Name Records – from Canada back to the EU

in: Verfassungsblog, 28.07.2017
Fiona Adamson, Raphael Bossong, Bahadır Kaleağası, Stefan Lehne, John O’Brennan, Marc Pierini, Gianni Riotta, Stephen Szabo, Eleonora Tafuro Ambrosetti, Nathalie Tocci, Sinan Ülgen, Pierre Vimont

Judy Asks: Is the EU-Turkey Refugee Deal on the Ropes?

A selection of experts answer a new question from Judy Dempsey on the foreign and security policy challenges shaping Europe’s role in the world

in: Carnegie Europe, 26.07.2017 (online)

Media quotes (selection):

Anne Le Touzé

La mission maritime Sophia privée de bateaux

L'UE a prolongé de six mois la mission qui lutte depuis 2015 contre les passeurs en Méditerranée. Mais plus aucun navire ne sera déployé au large de la Libye pour intercepter les embarcations de migrants.

With quotes from Raphael Bossong, in: DW.com, 27.03.2018

SWP Comments

Emanuele Caggiano, Paweł Tokarski
PD and M5S: The Italian Alliance of Convenience

The Power of the Status Quo in a Challenging Economic Context

Annegret Bendiek, Martin Schallbruch
Europe’s Third Way in Cyberspace

What Part Does the New EU Cybersecurity Act Play?