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Lilian Tsourdi from the coordination team of Odysseus, is part of the scientific committee of the conference: Migration and EU Borders 2nd Jean Monnet Nova EU workshop at Maastricht University; 30-31 March 2020

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The workshop Migration and EU Borders aims to contribute to the academic and policy debate by discussing these highly important issues in an interdisciplinary setting. It will include speakers from diverse disciplines such as law, humanities, social sciences, and migration studies. Given the applied nature of NOVA-EU project, we strongly encourage participants to reflect on […]

Philippe De Bruycker will intervene at the Odysseus yearly Conference’s publication launch: From Tampere 20 to Tampere 2.0 – Towards a new European consensus on migration

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Publication Launch – official invitation 11th of December 2019 14.30-16.30 (registration from 14.00) Permanent Representation of Finland to the EU Avenue de Cortenbergh 80, 1000 Brussels Please follow this link if you wish to register. The Odysseus Academic Network, the European Policy Centre, the European Migration Network Finland, and the Friedrich Naumann Foundation are pleased […]

Le Soir publishes an article regarding Philippe De Bruycker and Marie De Somer’s presentation of the Tampere 2.0 Conference proceedings before the LIBE Committee

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Migration: et si on laissait les demandeurs d’asile choisir leur pays d’accueil? By Lorraine Kihl, Le Soir, 2.12.2019 “Des chercheurs belges ont planché pendant des mois sur une réforme de la politique d’asile et de migration en Europe. Leurs propositions viennent d’être présentées devant les députés européens.” Find the full article HERE.

Alessia Di Pascale Odysseus Network Member’s for Italy present at the System of (im)mobility – Movement of Asylum Seekers and Refugees within the Schengen Area (Milan)

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  The conference focuses on the mobility of asylum seekers and refugees within European borders, and aims to explore issues such as drivers leading asylum seekers and refugees to move to other European countries, available legal channels for movement, and obstacles posed by the “system of (im)mobility” created by the current legal framework. Why do […]

Philippe De Bruycker and Marie De Somer to present the “From Tampere 20 to Tampere 2.0” Conference’s proceedings before the LIBE Committee

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On the 2nd of December 2019, Odysseus’ founder and coordinator Philippe De Bruycker and EPC’s Head of European Migration and Diversity programme and Senior Policy Analyst Marie De Somer will be presenting before the LIBE Committee (EP) the proceedings of the “From Tampere 20 to Tampere 2.0” Conference held in Helsinki on 24th and 25th […]

Sylvie Saroléa, Odysseus’ member, announces research vacancy at UCLouvain – Full-time research position 1.1.2020 – 31.12.2023

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Sylvie Saroléa, Odysseus’ member for Belgium and Professor at the UCL (Louvain la Neuve, Belgium) in Migration Law, Private International Law and Human Rights, will be supervising a new full-time research position within the EDEM (Équipe Droit Et Migrations) team together with Prof.s Géraldine Mathieu et Laura Merla. The research position is now open, and […]

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