The role of European Courts in contemporary (im)migration governance

The migration domain is made of a congeries of institutional and non-institutional actors contending and negotiating their role and space in the migration governance. What is the role of courts in this complex, stratified and ever-changing context?

Madalina Bianca Moraru • June 16, 2022

The European Court of Human Rights: towards a too procedural approach?

The ECtHR nowadays uses a more procedural approach when assessing an alleged human right violation. What lessons can be learned from experiences in Dutch administrative law with a procedural approach?

Jaap van Rijn van Alkemade and Tess de Jong • June 12, 2012

Dutch Legislature: On a Crusade for Security or a Populist Collision Course?

What happened to the country formerly internationally known as ‘a beacon of enlightenment’ a ‘nation not obsessed with crime’?

Maartje van der Woude and Jan Crijns • April 03, 2012 • 3 comments

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The role of European Courts in contemporary (im)migration governance

The European Court of Human Rights: towards a too procedural approach?

Dutch Legislature: On a Crusade for Security or a Populist Collision Course?