EUTOPIA COLECO LEGAL HISTORY: Position Paper Labour Migration (2022-2023)

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(image source: EUTopia Legal History Blog)

CORE is engaged in the EUTopia Connected Learning Communities through the CoLeCo Legal History, wherein Prof. Dhondt (lead) and dr. Bruyère (TA) participate (assisted by dr. Cahen and dra. Ghulam Farag) together with partners from France (CY Paris, prof. Argyriadis-Kervégan), Portugal (Nova Lisboa, Prof. Nogueira de Silva), the UK (Warwick, dr. Doyle/Bryan) and Slovenia (Prof. Skrubej). Lead, partners and students will convene in Ljubljana at the invitation of prof. Skrubej in March. 

Interested in how the CoLeCo sees the common theme of labour migration from a legal history perspective ? Read the position paper here on the CoLeCo's blog.

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