Refugee Simulation held at National Constitution Center

On March 25, Institute Co-Director Jaya Ramji-Nogales and Temple Law student Lilah Thompson (2L) hosted “Between Borders: A Refugee Simulation” at the National Constitution Center. More than 50 individuals participated in a workshop that simulates the life of a refugee throughout all stages of the refugee process from life in a refugee camp to …

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Institute hosts Panel Discussion on European Migration Crisis

On March 21, the Institute hosted a panel discussion examining the European migration crisis. Panelists included Iris Goldner Lang, John Harvey Gregory Lecturer on World Organization at Harvard Law School and Jean Monnet Professor of European Union law at the University of Zagreb, Faculty of Law, Maureen White, Senior Fellow …

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Between Borders: A Refugee Simulation Experience

LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR  Between Borders Refugee Simulation IS COMING UP! Join in an interactive, participatory workshop that takes individuals through the refugee process REGISTER TODAY Between Borders will be held on Friday, March 25 at 8:30 am  Registration fee can be waived for those who need it.  Please email Lilah.Thompson@temple.edu for a fee-waiver.

European Migration Panel

Europe’s Migration Crisis  March 21 | Noon | Room K2A | Klein Hall More than one million migrants and refugees reached Europe’s shores in 2015. Which Member State(s) should bear the responsibility of hosting refugees? How will this large influx impact Europe’s regional stability?  Why are so many forced to …

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Peter Spiro keynotes #Strategizens

  Today, IILPP Co-Director Peter Spiro gave a keynote talk at the “Strategic Citizenship” conference at Princeton. Below is a summary of his address: Plural citizenship has become a stealth incident of globalization. Historically deplored as immoral, it is now a commonplace. Its rise poses profound questions relating to membership …

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