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Judicial constraint of the policies and politics of asylum control in the UK.
My research investigates judicial rulings' impact on reformulation of refugee and asylum policy in the UK. I am specifically interested in how legal pressures for reform are understood in political and administrative institutions, and in what factors may influence how government responds to the courts. More broadly, I am interested in debates about human rights, political legitimacy and relationships between law , politics, and policy change.
Migration and Citizenship
I have lectured and tutored on the undergraduate Honours course, 'Europe and International Migration' (2009-11).
I have also tutored on the undergraduate Honours course, 'Human Rights in International Relations' (2010-11), and the undergraduate course, 'Introduction to Politics & IR' (2009/10).
'Explaining the Impact of Judicial Decisions on Reforms to UK Asylum Policy', paper presented at 6th Annual Conference of the European Consortium for Political Research, Reykjavik, 25-27 August 2011.
'Explaining the Impact of Judicial Decisions on Reforms to UK Asylum Policy', paper presented at Council for European Studies' Eighteenth International Conference of Europeanists, Barcelona, 20-22 June 2011.
'Rule of Law Explanations for Judicial Impact on UK Asylum Policy', paper presented at The 1951 UN Refugee Convention: 60 Years On, Glasgow Refugee, Asylum & Migration Network, University of Glasgow, 13 June 2011.
'Judicial Constraint of Asylum', paper presented at 4th Annual PhD Workshop on Migration and Citizenship, University of Edinburgh, 17 December 2010.
Coordinator, Migration & Citizenship Seminar Series, Dec 2009 - June 2010.
Coordinator, Migration & Citizenship PG Research Group, 2009-2010.
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