Congratulations to our Odysseus member Thomas Spijkerboer who will join The Migration Law Research Group as of 1 October 2024! Supported by an ERC Advanced Grant, his new project ‘Global Migration Justice‘ (MIGJUST) aims to go beyond conflicting approaches to migration in international human rights law. https://www.ugent.be/re/epir/en/news-events/news/thomasspijkerboer
A vacancy for a PhD researcher at the philosophy of law department of the Radboud University on the philosophical foundations of migration law is open. The deadline is 18 September 2024. https://www.ru.nl/en/working-at/job-opportunities/phd-candidate-in-philosophy-of-law-philosophical-foundations-of-migration-law
Our Odysseus member Madalina Moraru has co-organised the ACCESS kick-off Workshop on “The Evolving Role of Courts in Adjudicating Barriers to Accessing Asylum” that will take place on the 19th and 20th September 2024. More information can be found on https://site.unibo.it/access/en/agenda/the-evolving-role-of-courts-in-adjudicating-barriers-to-accessing-asylum
Congratulations to Odysseus member Lilian Tsourdi for receiving an ERC Starting Grant for her project SoftEn (Soft Enforcement of EU Migration Law)! https://www.maastrichtuniversity.nl/news/lilian-tsourdi-receives-erc-starting-grant
Odysseus Network founder Prof. Philippe De Bruycker has published his discussion paper ‘The new European solidarity mechanism: Towards a fair sharing of responsibility between member states?’ for the European Policy Centre (EPC). The paper is available on https://epc.eu/en/Publications/THE-NEW-EUROPEAN-SOLIDARITY-MECHANISM~5cf6d4
Daniel Thym, member of the Odysseus Network from Germany, has published a blogpost about the interaction between the national judiciary and the Court of Justice for the Italian ADiM blog. The blogpost is publicly available in English on https://www.adimblog.com/2024/08/31/judicial-dynamism-and-its-limits-the-role-of-national-courts-and-their-interaction-with-the-cjeu/.
Achilles Skordas, Odysseus member from Greece, has recently published a study on the International Court of Justice and geopolitics, which includes an analysis of the nexus between the ICJ jurisprudence and migration. The study has been published on the SSRN, and its accessible to everyone at the following link: The World Court as Sui Generis […]