Blog: Between Threats and Justice
By Valeria Ilareva, Foundation for Access to Rights The moment everything changed In January 2015, I was living an ordinary rhythm as a lawyer in Sofia. One evening I clicked…
read moreBy Valeria Ilareva, Foundation for Access to Rights The moment everything changed In January 2015, I was living an ordinary rhythm as a lawyer in Sofia. One evening I clicked…
read moreAuthor: Elina Jonitz - Erasmus University Rotterdam This working paper offers an in-depth analysis of labor- and integration-related regularization pathways in Germany as potentially promising solutions for ‘tolerated’ migrants whose…
read moreIn recent decades, scholars documented the rise of enforced return in the Global North and scrutinised the vast infrastructure, international diplomacy, and in-country measures that set out to boost these.…
read moreAuthors: “‘Nothing Works’? A Quantitative Assessment of the Effects of Different Types of Return and Readmission Frameworks on EU Member States’ Enforced Return Rates” by Ana Maria Torres Chedraui - Erasmus University Rotterdam,…
read moreAuthors: Jiancheng Gu & Mathias Czaika - University for Continuing Education Krems The text tackles a puzzle that keeps resurfacing in EU migration debates. Even with heavy political pressure, only about…
read moreAuthors: Mathias Czaika & Jiancheng Gu -University for Continuing Education Krems The piece looks at why return and readmission policies, although central to EU migration governance, work so unevenly in…
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