8 – The Emerging Architecture of EU Asylum Policy Abstract Crisis vocabulary has consistently dominated public discourse on asylum in both the EU and its Member States since 2015. The spike in arrivals of individuals seeking asylum in the EU highlighted the limitations inherent in the legal design and implementation modes of EU asylum policy, […]
The Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law invites applications for a position to start as soon as possible as a Senior Research Fellow (Postdoc) (m/f/d) (Law | Political Science) in the research group led by Dr Carolyn Moser About the group The matrix of European security policies has considerably changed in […]
Webinar Asylum Governance in Europe: Legal Frameworks, Adjudication, and New Technological Challenges Wednesday 17 June 2020 @15:00 – 16:45 The link to the Webinar will be provided following registration. On the occasion of World Refugee Day, the CJC in collaboration with the MPC will hold a joint Webinar to discuss some of the current challenges […]
The Oxford Handbook of the Theory of International Law Edited by Anne Orford and Florian Hoffmann Assistant ed Martin Clark In Part III: Regimes and Doctrines 30: Theorizing Jurisdiction , Gregor Noll More information here.
Goldner Lang, Iris, Towards ‘Judicial Passivism’ in EU Migration and Asylum Law? (May 9, 2020). I. Goldner Lang, Towards “Judicial Passivism” in EU Migration and Asylum Law? in T. Ćapeta, I. Goldner Lang & T. Perišin, The Changing European Union: A Critical View on the Role of Law and Courts, Hart Publishing, 2020 Forthcoming. Available […]
Mai 2020 (lire en ligne) (télécharger au format PDF) Cour eur. D.H., 31 mars 2020, X c. France, req. N° 15457/20 (mesures provisoires) – La Cour européenne des droits de l’homme face au Covid-19 : les droits fondamentaux des migrants immunisés face au virus ? Maxime Leardini et Matthias Petel Cass, 2e ch., 6 mai […]
Philippe de Bruycker a été interviewé, par le journal Le Monde, pour parler de la réouverture des frontières européenne. Vous pouvez lire l’article (reservé aux abonnés) ici.