Opportunities:
CFP: The Evolution of the Principle of Non-Refoulement in International
Law: What Role for New Types of International Law-Making?, Online workshop, 8
September 2021 [info]
- Submit abstracts by 10 July 2021.
Call for applications: B.S Chimni Scholarship [info]
- Available for students accepted into the Univ. of London's MA in
Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies programme and who are
residents of India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Myanmar,
Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, Philippines or Indonesia. Apply
by 1 August 2021.
Call for applications: 4ème Cours en ligne sur le Déplacement Interne, 30 août–24 septembre 2021 [info]
- Register by 6 August 2021.
Call for applications: 5th Online Course on Internal Displacement, 30 August–24 September 2021 [info]
- Register by 6 August 2021.
*Call for applications: Hannah Arendt Scholarship [info]
- Available for students accepted into the Univ. of London's MA in Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies programme and who are residents of a number of different countries in Africa, as well as Syria and the West Bank/Gaza. Apply by 17 August 2021.
Call for applications: 1st Thematic Course on Protection in Urban Settings, Online, 27 September–15 October 2021 [info]
- Register by 23 August 2021.
Blog posts & press:
Book Review:
The Arc of Protection: Reforming the International Refugee Regime
(Border Criminologies Blog, June 2021) [text]
The principle of non-refoulement under Islamic law and international
law: complementing international legal protection in Muslim contexts
(Humanitarian Law & Policy Blog, June 2021) [text]
World Refugee Day 2021: The State of International Protection (PROTECT Project
Blog) [access]
- Blog series launched to mark WRD.
Reports & journal articles:
"A Nationalist Backlash to International Refugee Law: Evidence from a Survey
Experiment in Turkey," Journal of Empirical Legal Studies, vol.
17, no. 4 (Dec. 2020) [preprint]
"Moving towards an Integrated Approach of Refugee Law and Human Rights Law," Chapter in The Oxford Handbook of International Refugee Law (OUP, 2021) [SSRN]
Protect: The Right to International Protection - Project Deliverables (July 2021) [access]
- This project aims to "study the impacts of the UN's Global Compacts on Refugees and Migration, which are two non-binding frameworks promoting international cooperation and responsibility-sharing as key solutions to handle global refugee flows. By studying how the Compacts are received and implemented in different countries, and how they interact with existing legal frameworks and governance architectures, we investigate the Compacts' impact on refugees' right to international protection." Protect's first three deliverables have been posted; they focus on theory, research design and the overall framework for the project.
"State Responsibility for Protracted Displacement: An International Legal
Approach to Durable Solutions," International Journal of Refugee Law, Advance Articles, 29 June 2021 [abstract]
Multimedia:
70 ans après la Convention de Genève, quelle protection pour les réfugiés
aujourd’hui?, 17 June 2021 [access]
- The programme is available here.
[Launch events for The Oxford Handbook of International Refugee Law]
- Video/audio recordings for launch events hosted by ASIL and by the RSC/Centre for Fundamental Rights/Peter McMullin Centre/Kaldor Centre are available.
Resource:
IFRC Disaster Law Database [info]
- This database "was established to bring together in one place the resources needed for practitioners and academics working in the field of disaster law. The materials in the Disaster Law Database come from the international, regional and domestic levels, and from a wide range of actors including states, international organisations, the IFRC and academic institutions."
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