Lieneke Slingenberg, member of the newtork, recently published in the “Human Rights Law Review” : “The Right Not to be Dominated: The Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights on Migrants’ Destitution”, Vol 19, No 2, 2019, pp.291–314″ The European Court of Human Rights increasingly deals with migrants’ complaints about destitution in their […]
The new book of our Odysseus member, Vincent Chetail, has been published by Oxford University Press: International Migration Law. Provides a comprehensive and accessible overview of the many different elements of international law that govern the movement of persons across borders Critically assesses the disparate sources of international migration law, including the relevant treaties and […]
CALL FOR PAPERS FOR VOLUME 15 (2019) of The Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy (CYELP) The Croatian Yearbook of European Law and Policy, of which our member Iris Goldner Lang is an editor-in-chief, is a peer reviewed journal specialized in EU law and policy. It seeks to advance academic scholarship, postgraduate education, to develop European and […]
Odysseus Member, Prof. Dr. Daniel Thym is organising an International Conference on “Constitutional Foundations of EU Migration Law” at University of Konstanz, Germany (Research Centre Immigration & Asylum Law) on 18 & 19 June 2019. It is trite to say that the asylum policy crisis revealed serious shortcomings in the design and implementation of the Common […]
Jean-Yves Carlier, membre du Réseau Odysseus, en coopération avec Géraldine Renaudière, ont publié dans le Journal de droit européen (2019, n°4, pp. 166-175): “Libre circulation des personnes dans l’Union européenne”. En matière de détachement des travailleurs, la Cour s’attaque au dumping social : les États membres sont tenus de coopérer pleinement Le Brexit est imminent […]
Odysseus member, Madalina Moraru, has published: “An Analysis Of The Consular Protection Directive: Are Eu Citizens Now Better Protected In The World?”, (2019) 56 Common Market Law Review, Issue 2, pp. 417–461. Abstract: In the context of an increasing number of unrepresented EU citizens travelling and residing outside the EU, and changes to the EU’s and […]
Odysseus Member, Prof. Daniel Thym, has published: “Between ‘administrative mindset’ and ‘constitutional imagination’: the role of the Court of Justice in immigration, asylum and border control policy”- In European Law Review 2019 (E.L. Rev. 139). “The Court of Justice is a central actor. It is the subject of many studies, most of which concentrate on the […]
