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New publication on The Architecture of International Migration Law: A Deconstructivist Design of Complexity and Contradiction by Swiss Odysseus Member Vincent Chetail

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Prof Vincent Chetail, based at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies and Swiss Member of the Odysseus Academic Network, has published a new article titled ‘The Architecture of International Migration Law: A Deconstructivist Design of Complexity and Contradiction’. Please see the abstract below and find a link to the full article here. Abstract: […]

Book Launch and Panel Discussion – EU Asylum Policies: The Power of Strong Regulating States with Prof Philippe de Bruycker (Odysseus Coordinator)

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Prof. Philippe de Bruycker, Founder and Coordinator of the Odysseus Network, will participate in a panel discussion for the launch of a new book “EU Asylum Policies: The Power of Strong Regulating States” by Natascha Zaun (University of Oxford) at the Institute for European Studies, VUB, Brussels on 12 April. For more information and registration […]

Annual Elizabeth Colson Lecture 2017 with Dutch Odysseus Member Thomas Spijkerboer

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Thomas Spijkerboer, Professor of Migration Law at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and Dutch Member of the Odysseus Network, will give the Annual Elizabeth Colson Lecture 2017 at Oxford University, titled ‘Nostalgia and Legitimacy: Understanding the Externalization of European Migration Policy. More information and how to register can be found here.

Study by Elspeth Guild (British Odysseus Member), Cathryn Costello and Violeta Moreno-Lax (OMNIA Participant) on the Relocation of Asylum Seekers from Greece and Italy

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This study was commissioned by the European Parliament regarding the implementation of the 2015 Council Decisions establishing provisional measures in the area of international protection for the benefit of Italy and of Greece. It covers the implementation of the Relocation Decisions of 2015, the hotspot approach, Dublin IV and the corrective allocation mechanism, and the impact […]

New Article by Max Weber Fellow Dr Lilian Tsourdi (Odysseus Coordination Team) on ‘Bottom-up Salvation? From Practical Cooperation Towards Joint Implementation Through the European Asylum Support Office’

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Dr Lilian Tsourdi, Member of the Odysseus Coordination Team and Max Weber Fellow at the European University Institute, has published a new article titled ‘Bottom-up Salvation? From Practical Cooperation Towards Joint Implementation Through the European Asylum Support Office’. Please find the full paper here. Abstract: This article assesses the role of the European Asylum Support […]

Bruno Nascimbene (Italian Odysseus Member) at ECtHR seminar on non-refoulement

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Professor Bruno Nascimbene, based at the University of Milan and Italian Member of the Odysseus Academic Network, has given a speech at the seminar on non-refoulement organised by the ECtHR. You can find the full videocast here, with Prof Nascimbene’s intervention starting at 20′:  https://vodmanager.coe.int/cedh/webcast/cedh/2017-01-27-4/lang

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