Madalina Bianca Moraru, our member from Romania, recently published an article on EuLawLive, on the interaction between the Schengen Borders Code and the Return Directive, within the context of a Member State reintroducing border controls at its internal Schengen frontiers due to serious threats to public policy or internal security. The article, entitled “The interplay […]
Another interesting recent publication from Vincent Chetail, our member from Switzerland, critically analyses the GCM (Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration), and the problems in its implementation as a soft law instrument. The publication, entitled “The politics of soft law: progress and pitfall of the global compact for safe, orderly, and regular migration” […]
Following the recent inclusion of instrumentalisation in the Council’s proposal for the Crisis and Force Majeure regulation, we would like to recommend the reading of this article, recently written by Vincent Chetail, Odysseus’ member from Switzerland. The publication, entitled “The Instrumentalization of Migrations and the Temptation of a Permanent State of Emergency: Asylum European Law […]
Daniel Thym, member of the Odysseus Network from Germany, just published a new article on our blog, entitled on “Germany: A Points System for Labour Migration and a Hidden Gem”. You can find the publication here.
Dr. Lilian Tsourdi, member of the Odysseus Network Coordination Team, recent publication on the German Law Journal, digs into the concept of fundamental rights violation in EU asylum law and policy. The publication, entitled “Systemic Violations in EU Asylum Law: Cover or Catalyst” and written in collaboration with professor Cathryn Costello can be found here.
After the the announcement of the extension of the Temporary Protection Directive in the Justice and Home Affairs Council of 28th September, Elspeth Guild, member of the Odysseus Network, from the United Kingdom, and Kees Groenendijk, honorary member from the Netherlands, published an article entitled “The Eu’s Ukraine Temporary Protection Scheme: a 3rd year extension“, […]
Meltem Ineli Ciğer, Odysseus member for Turkey, from Suleman Demirel University and Jean Monnet fellow at the European University Institute, recently published her report “When Temporary Protection Ends: longer-term solutions for refugees from Ukraine”, for the Swedish Institution for European Policy Studies (SIEPS). Please see more here.