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💡We are looking forward to welcoming conference participants tomorrow! ✅Find and download the full programme here: css.leeds.ac.uk/events/cgsc-ej… BISA - British International Studies Association Eur Jnl Int Sec Cambridge University Press - Politics

Join us for the The Political Studies Association 2023 Teaching and Learning Conference at University of Leeds on September 13-14. We welcome your abstracts on "Pedagogic Futures in Politics and International Relations" until the 23rd of May.

Fascinating presentation by Marianna Griffini on her book The Politics of Memory in the Italian Populist Radical Right at King's College London.

Thank you to ADRIENNE KIRKLAND , @ClemensRieder, Dora Kostakopoulou and Sonia Morano-Foadi for a fascinating discussion on The Assets and Liabilities of EU Citizenship: The Current State of Affairs at our panel at CES #cesconf in Reykjavik University of Iceland.

Summary of the main part of today's Supreme Court judgment ruling that the Rwanda expulsion policy is unlawful 1/2 Full text of today's judgment here supremecourt.uk/cases/uksc-202…

A much needed contribution on the EU's strategic visa and refugee policy response to the war in Ukraine by Mati Rosina

A thread about the strangeness of new migration policies. For instance: 1) Most British nurses can't bring a foreign spouse - but foreign nurses can; 2) Exclusions to the £38,700 income threshold cover most people who earn less than £38,700.

In this new LSE British Politics and Policy post, Mati Rosina and I argue that the current discourse on curbing immigration draws on the winning themes of the Brexit campaign. Only this time, the strategy looks like it's failing.

This new paper reveals inaccuracies and mismatches in the automated decision-making: “The EU Settlement Scheme: Footprints in quicksand” by Cristina Juverdeanu Cristina Juverdeanu #Brexit #immigration #algorithm #footprints #datafication #bigdata #automation 🔗buff.ly/3JqjrhG

📢My latest article, The EU Settlement Scheme: Footprints in quicksand, is now out in Big Data & Society. It uses the #EUSS to show algorithmic inaccuracy within borders and how outcomes are decided by an algorithm that disappears like footprints in quicksand. 🔗buff.ly/3JqjrhG

New monthly stats on work & study visa applications show numbers were already falling before the March/April restrictions came in Particularly big drop in health & care main applicants may be related to HO crackdown on sponsorship in care sector late last year

If you are in Paris on 21 May, do not miss this wonderful full-day event on the many brilliant works of didierbigo with a host of brilliant speakers, at Sciences Po Paris. « Penser l’international avec Didier Bigo » sciencespo.fr/agenda/ceri/fr…

My department (Queen Mary Politics and IR) is appointing 5 new lecturers, with applications due at the end of the month. Comparative Politics Political Theory Political Economy Politics & Gender Sociology Happy to answer any questions about Queen Mary University of London informally. 👇 jobs.ac.uk/search/?active…

The far-right #NationalRally could be about to form the next government in #France. Here’s how it has tried to broaden its appeal. ⤵️ bit.ly/4bnytAg

I was live on Bloomberg TV this morning talking about what to look for in the upcoming UK elections bloomberg.com/news/videos/20…. Thank you Jennifer Zabasajja for having me.

Me talking about the historic, complex, and in many ways bizarre election results in the UK, for France24... ...on very little sleep!

📢My latest article, Brexit and the EU Settlement Scheme: Continuity and rupture with the EU, is out in JCES I argue that the #EUSS both continues and breaks with EU legacy, offering dismantlement for the vulnerable and continuity for the rest. 📎 tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

It has been great to be in Trento for #UACES2024 presenting with Adrienne Yong our paper on vulnerable women and how they are being left unprotected by the EU Settlement Scheme. Thank you to UACES for an excellent conference!