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A new response to one of the ethical dilemmas at our ‘Dilemmas’ project
T. Alexander Aleinikoff and David Owen provide an answer to all the criticism regarding their kick-off paper “Refugee Protection: ‘Here’ or ‘There’?” on ‘Dilemmas’ project. Introduction We are grateful for the engagement of the commentators with our original paper and Read More …

Check out a new policy brief on externalization policy in Europe
The end of 2021 marked three years since the adoption of the United Nations Global Compact on Refugees (GCR), an international non-legally binding framework for ‘predictable and equitable responsibility sharing’ to refugee situations, and two years since the first Global Read More …

M.I.Ciğer presented her research at the Hearing ‘The implementation of the Temporary Protection Directive in the EU’
Meltem İneli Ciğer has presented ‘The implementation of the Temporary Protection Directive in the EU’ research in association with the Committee on Women’s Rights and Gender Equality on the 7th of November, 2022. The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Read More …

Check out a new working paper about the public attitudes toward immigration
Introduction Immigration is among voters’ top concerns when asked about the main challenges for their country or other political entities such as the European Union (e.g. Commission, 2019a,b). Public attitudes toward immigration are becoming art of a new political cleavage Read More …

Activation of the Temporary Protection Directive in 2022: Ukraine Invasion
Introduction The Russian invasion of Ukraine began on 24 February 2022 and led to large-scale displaced persons. To protect Ukraine people fleeing the invasion, the Council unanimously adopted the Council Implementing Decision (EU) 2022/382 of 4 March 2022 giving those fleeing war in Read More …

Article in Washington Post with contribution from our professor Andrew Geddes on Italian elections and it’s affect to the migration in Italy
For years, Giorgia Meloni has railed against migration policies of Italy, calling them overly lenient and saying they risk turning the country into the “refugee camp of Europe.” Now that she is presumed next prime minister of Italy, migration is Read More …