Special Issue “Role of AI and Automated Decision-Making Systems in Asylum and Migration” 
De Jure Compliance, De Facto Resistance: The Persistence of Elite Power and Institutional Reform in EU Candidate States 
High-speed rail as a strategic infrastructure: a review of the EU’s high-speed rail vision within the TEN-T framework 
Dissent at the centre: protest policing in the EU’s capital 
The European Student Think Tank is proud to present the first research report by one of its own working groups. The EST employs a small team of young academics that do research on one particular topic regarding the European Union. The results of this research are published exclusively by the EST itself. This report, Reducing Irregular Migration and Human Rights: an Impossible Combination, is the first of the EST’s working group reports.
Read Reducing Irregular Migration and Human Rights: an Impossible Combination here
The team responsible for our first research report was led by senior fellow Annalisa Morticelli, with fellows Lyuba Guerassimova, James Hurley, Elisabeth Jenschke and Lieke van der Veer. The working groups are supervised by our Academic Officer Reijer Knol. The EST wants to express its gratitude and appreciation for these young academics for their hard work.
Photo: Ankunft von Immigranten auf Lampedusa / Micniosi / public domain
