Elif Kuskonmaz and Elspeth Guild wrote a blogpost on the topic of ‘deniability’ following the recent rise in allegations of border violence by state officials against migrants and the need for accountability. Read it here.
Tesseltje de Lang chairs the CfP Panel “Global Migration Governance Through Free Trade Agreements” of the 2022 ECPR General Conference that will take place in Innsbruck (Austria) from 22 to 26 August. This panel brings together papers on the issue of migration governance through Free Trade Agreements (FTAs): an international migration governance regime with a […]
AFAR: Algorithmic Fairness for Asylum Seekers and Refugees is a four-year interdisciplinary research project that started in 2021. It investigates the use of new technologies in migration and asylum governance. In particular, it explores the concept of ‘fairness’ in automated decision-making processes, as well as in complex machine learning and artificial intelligence systems, and in […]
The EDEM team led by Jean-Yves Carlier and Sylvie Sarolea is organizing a seminar that precedes and accompanies the colloquium “The Time of Territories” that will be held in Louvain-la-Neuve on May 9 and 10. These two days will bring together specialists in immigration law from various geographical backgrounds while integrating an interdisciplinary perspective. The […]
Online celebration for the 25th anniversary of the Centre for Migration Law: webinar with two keynote speeches followed by a panel discussion on the challenges of the Schengen area of free movement of persons and on rule of law aspects of the external dimension of asylum and migration policy. More details here. You are welcome […]
Tesseltje de Lange wrote an article for the European Law Journal vol. 26 n°3-4 dedicated to the new pact on migration and asylum: “A new narrative for European migration policy: Sustainability and the Blue Card recast”(pp. 274-282). Read it here.
Madalina Moraru has written an article about the unintended strategic litigation on systematic detention of asylum seekers. The article was published in the European Journal of Migration and Law 23 (2021) 284–307 and is available here.