Archive for the ‘Borders’ Category
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Is Processing Biometric Data of Turkish Nationals in a National Database Lawful under the EEC-Turkey Agreement? Reflections on the Judgment in A, B and P (C-70/18)
16 Dec 2019Niovi Vavoula* *I am indebted to Prof. Kees Groenendijk for his valuable comments on a previous draft of this blog…
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The German Migration Package: A New Deal on Labour Migration?
01 Oct 2019By Daniel Thym, Universität Konstanz Notwithstanding a lack of popular support, the German government managed to bring a rather extensive…
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The border spell: Dublin arrangements or bilateral agreements? Reflections on the cooperation between Germany and Greece / Spain in the context of control at the German-Austrian border
26 Feb 2019By Constantin Hruschka, Max Planck Institute for Social Law and Social Policy, Munich Introduction During the summer of 2018, a fierce…
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Brexit: Deal or no-Deal: The Consequences for freedom of movement of EU and British Citizens
10 Dec 2018By Elspeth Guild, Jean Monnet Professor ad personam, Radboud University Nijmegen and Queen Mary University of London The…
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In search of a safe harbour for the Aquarius: the troubled waters of international and EU law
09 Jul 2018by Melanie Fink, Post-doctoral researcher, University of Leiden, Kristof Gombeer, PhD researcher at the University of Leiden and Vrije Universiteit Brussels, and Jorrit Rijpma, Associate…
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Monitoring and Steering through FRONTEX and EASO 2.0: The Rise of a New Model of AFSJ agencies?
29 Jan 2018By Lilian Tsourdi, Departmental Lecturer in International Human Rights and Refugee Law, University of Oxford, Refugee Studies Centre Practical cooperation…
