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Decoding the Language of Law in the post-Migration Crisis Period: the Informalisation of Migration

November 11, 2025/in News/by Zeynep Derya Tarman
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The Jean Monnet Chair in Legal Aspects of Migration Management in the EU and in Türkiye and Bilkent University Faculty of Law cordially invite you for the next Migration Talk by Professor Paul James Cardwell (King’s College London) on “Decoding the Language of Law in the post-Migration Crisis Period: the Informalisation of Migration”.

The talk shall be held online. For the Zoom link please contact migration@bilkent.edu.tr.

 

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