The LIBE public hearing on the reform of the Dublin System and Crisis Relocation will take place on Monday, 10 October 2016, 15.00 – 18.30 in the Altiero Spinelli (ASP) ASP 1G2 room of the European Parliament. The hearing will open with a presentation by Dr Francesco Maiani, Swiss Member of the Odysseus Network and Associate Professor at the University […]
Radboud University’s Centre for Migration Law (Dutch team of the Odysseus Network) regularly publishes newsletters on European Migration Issues and European Asylum Issues, as well as an overview of CJEU case law on migration, asylum, borders and visa, irregular migration, the EEC-Turkey Association Agreement and free movement. These resources are especially useful for judges and professionals […]
Enfin un manuel complet de droit belge (mais aussi européen) des étrangers, rédigé par Jean-Yves Carlier et Sylvie Saroléa (UCL – Membres belges du Réseau Odysseus). Ce traité fait le point, de façon approfondie, sur le droit des étrangers en droit international, en droit européen et en droit belge. La première partie offre une théorie générale […]
Professor Philippe de Bruycker, Odysseus Network Founder and Professor of European Immigration and Asylum Law at Université libre de Bruxelles, has recently published a new article titled ‘The European Boarder and Coast Guard: A New Model Built on an Old Logic’ in the European Papers, a journal on law and integration. Please find the abstract […]
Professor Thomas Spijkerboer, Odysseus Network Member from the Netherlands and Professor of Migration Law at Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, has recently published a new paper titled ‘Wasted Lives. Borders and the Right to Life of People Crossing Them’. Please find the abstract and access information below. Abstract: States are obliged to protect the right to life […]
Odysseus Network member Professor Elspeth Guild is giving her Inaugural Lecture at Queen Mary University London: BREXIT and its consequences for the UK and EU citizenship or Monstrous citizenship. Lecture Synopsis: On 23 June 2016, somewhat to the surprise of the political establishment and the pollsters, the British public voted to leave the European Union. […]
The members of the Odysseus Academic Network have learned with surprise and sadness of the passing of Kristine Kruma, our Latvian colleague in the network. Kristine joined Odysseus after the enlargement process and has been an active member of our network since 2004, always ready to help with simplicity and efficiency. In May, she was […]