Migration challenges - legal responses

More about the research objective

The group's research on "Migration and Central Europe" aims at and focuses on the interpretation of the UN Refugee Convention; the examination of EU and Member States' competences; the role and jurisprudence of national constitutional courts; and the related jurisprudence of the Council of Europe, including the ECtHR, from a Central European perspective, and its further development.
The group will also provide an overview of the theory and practice of return of irregular migrants, including readmission agreements, as well as difficulties of implementation and dilemmas related to legal certainty. The group is supported by a further 24 "external" researchers from the Czech Republic (3), Croatia (3), Poland (3), Hungary (3), Romania (3), Serbia, Slovakia (3) and Slovenia (3), who contribute to the group's work by writing technical papers.
Migration challenges - legal responses

Professors in the research group

group leader

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Book

The publishing house's mainly English-language books and journals help to build dialogue between the national scientific communities of the Central European region, and enable high quality scientific output to be disseminated outside the region.

Anikó Raisz

Migration and Central Europe: Challenges and Legal Responses

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Articles

Migration Crime Structure in Poland

Legal Status of Irregular Migrants in Chosen Central European States With Special Consideration for Migration Crises

Specifics of Administrative Judicial Protection in Cases of Non-grant of International Protection in the Czech Republic

Migration of Asylum Seekers and the Freedom of Religion or Belief: The Dual Nature of Religious Freedom as a Challenge

The Anatomy of Non-Refoulement: A Centrepiece of International Refugee Law and Human Rights Law

Pros and Cons of the EU–Turkey Refugee Deal and Why the Cons Prevail

Limitations on the Freedom of Movement of Foreigners and Asylum Seekers in Croatian Law and Practice

Three Case Studies on Migration-Related Detention

Persecution Due to Sexual Orientation as a Reason for Asylum in the Jurisprudence of the CJEU

Our conferences

On 15-16 February 2024, the Central European Academy and the Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb will host the conference "Migration Challenges - Legal Responses in Specific Terms" [...]

On 19-20 October 2023, the Central European Academy organised a conference entitled "Migration Challenges - Legal Responses in General Terms" at the University of Miskolc, [...]

Other results

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Kateřina Frumarová: International protection from the perspective of Czech legislation and practice

Marcin Wielec: The Oxford Debate 2023 – Migration Challenges – Legal Responses

Marcin Wielec: Competition for the best essay on the migration law

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Mateusz Tchórzewski: Migration challenges – legal responses

Challenges in migration law

Frane Staničić: Challenges in migration law and practice – case of Croatia

Interview on Radio

Dalibor Đukić: Interview on Radio Belgrade’s Rečeno i prećutano

legal responses

Kateřina Frumarová: Migration challenges – legal responses (from the point of view of the Czech legislation and practice)

Legal responses of migration challenges

Bartlomiej Oreziak: Legal responses of migration challenges – View of Young Researchers

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State border protection legislation in an era of migration crisis

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Foreigners seeking international protection in the European Union: reception, qualification and procedure

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