How French law makes minorities invisible
Senior Lecturer in Law at Middlesex University Dr David Keane and Jeremie Gilbert of the University of East London examine the suitability of the French constitution to address the issues of modern, […]
Tag Archives: migration
EU Free Movement Law in 10 Questions and Answers
Professor Laurent Pech, Jean Monnet Chair of EU Public Law and Head of the Law and Politics Department at Middlesex University, and Dr Charlotte O’Brien, Senior Lecturer at York Law […]
An education toolkit for migrant parents
Professor Louise Ryan is Co-Director of the Social Policy Research Centre (SPRC), which is launching a new toolkit to help practitioners and migrant families in settling foreign children in British schools. The numbers […]
Remembering the refugee crisis
Twelve months on from one of the deadliest shipwrecks in modern times, MA Migration, Society and Policy Programme Leader Dr Alessio D’Angelo says we need to re-think the role memory should play when dealing with […]
Italy’s system of migration management has been called an ‘illegality factory’. This is how it works.
MA Migration, Society and Policy Programme Leader Dr Alessio D’Angelo is a member of the Middlesex team working on ‘EVI-MED – Constructing an Evidence Base of Mediterranean Migrations’, an ESRC-DFID project. […]
Migrant crisis? The Italian hotspot approach is not a solution, but it has been politically effective
MA Migration, Society and Policy Programme Leader Dr Alessio D’Angelo is a member of the Middlesex team working on ‘EVI-MED – Constructing an Evidence Base of Mediterranean Migrations’, an ESRC-DFID […]
The financial requirements to sponsor an overseas spouse
Associate Professor of Law Dr Helena Wray (pictured right) and her Middlesex colleague, Co-Director of the Social Policy Research Centre Eleonore Kofman (pictured left), consider the latest evidence ahead of the Supreme Court hearing […]
