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SUMMARY:Safe\, regular and orderly migration under the Global Compact on Mi
 gration: An analysis of Free Movement Regimes globally
DESCRIPTION:Contact: daria.davitti@jur.lu.se\n\nHuman Rights Law Discussion
  Group SEMINAR SERIES | Spring-Fall 2026Safe\, regular and orderly migrati
 on under the Global Compact on Migration: An analysis of Free Movement Reg
 imes globally&nbsp\;Diego Acosta (Professor of European and Migration Law 
 at University of Bristol and Director of the Nebrija Global Chair in Migra
 tion and Human Rights at Nebrija University)&nbsp\;Faculty members\, gradu
 ate students and all interested in interdisciplinary research involving la
 w are most welcome!&nbsp\;Convenors: Chris Cowan\, Amanda Kron\, Björg Va
 lgeirsdóttir\, Pablo Pastor Vidal&nbsp\;Senior Members: Dr Daria Davitti\
 , Dr Zvezda Vankova\, Dr Sara Arapiles&nbsp\;The seminar starts at 14.15\,
  respecting the academic quarter\, and involves 20-30 minutes of presentat
 ion\, followed by approx. 30 minutes of discussion.&nbsp\;Please register 
 your participation by sending an e-mail to daria.davitti@jur.lu.se or zvez
 da.vankova@jur.lu.se.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;The Human Rights Law Discussion Group i
 s kindly funded by the European Studies at Lund University and supported b
 y ERC Starting Grant project “Refugee Finance: Histories\, Frameworks\, 
 Practices (REF-FIN)” and by VR project “Refugee protection or cherry p
 icking? Assessing new admission policies for refugees in Europe” (ARISE)
 &nbsp\;&nbsp\;AbstractGovernments worldwide engage in a variety of treatie
 s to regulate the movement of people\, which either impose restrictions or
  make mobility easier. However\, the treaties facilitating movement are no
 t properly categorized. Instead\, scholars and policymakers often pile the
 m up under the wider umbrella of free movement. The Freemove project\, sup
 ported in part through a grant from the Open Society Foundations\, is the 
 first one ever to comprehensively map\, analyze\, and compare all bilatera
 l and multilateral free movement of people regimes at the global level. Us
 ers can access information about each regime\, see how they have evolved o
 ver the last 30 years\, compare them with others\, and assess trends in th
 is crucial area which affects the rights of millions of people in situatio
 ns of human mobility. The website is available here: www.freemovehub.com.&
 nbsp\;Speaker’s bio&nbsp\;Dr. Diego Acosta is Professor of European and 
 Migration Law at the University of Bristol and Director of the Nebrija Glo
 bal Chair in Migration and Human Rights at Nebrija University. He has auth
 ored over 80 academic works and has consulted for various governments and 
 international organisations worldwide. As a prominent speaker\, he has pre
 sented his research at academic conferences and workshops in more than 40 
 countries. He has been interviewed by several media outlets\, most recentl
 y by The New York Times. You can visit his professional website at: www.di
 egoacosta.eu.&nbsp\;\n\nMore information about the event: https://www.law.
 lu.se/calendar/safe-regular-and-orderly-migration-under-global-compact-mig
 ration-analysis-free-movement-regimes
DTSTART;TZID=GMT:20260512T121500
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LOCATION:Styrelserummet\, Faculty of Law\, Lilla Gråbrödersgatan 4\, and 
 via zoom.
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