Utrecht University is organising a roundtable on the European Court of Justice Grand Chamber's judgments in WS and Others (C-679/23 P) and Hamoudi (C-136/24 P).
In Fall 2025, the Special Interest Group (SIG) on Forced Migration was established to bring together scholars across Utrecht University working on issues related to refugees, displacement, and forced migration.
Migration and Societal Change Board Member Marcel Lubbers was featured in an article by the Volkskrant that put forward a hypothetical scientfic cabinet.
In this blog Swantje Falcke and Floris Peters the question: What does it mean to be a citizen? In the past the answer seemed simple: Citizenship is a legal status that links individuals to nation states. But in today’s world of global mobility, multilevel governance, and transnational lives, the story is not so straightforward.
This seminar broadly outlines how Latin American states design and tweak their immigration and citizenship regimes. These regimes entail state-defined rules and procedures that determine a foreign resident’s rights and legal status.
Professor Peter Hopkins from Newcastle University will visit us to discuss his new book publication 'Everyday Islamophobia'. He will be joined by Borja Martinovic from Utrecht University, and co-author of the national report on Anti-Muslim Discrimination in the Netherlands.
The Research Platform on Migration Law of Utrecht University is organizing this (Dutch spoken) seminar together with the Center for Migration Law of Radboud University.
