Tag: Michelle Pace

Prof. Michelle Pace discussed the recent events in Afghanistan: “The EU: Afghan refugee deportations”

Prof. Michelle Pace discussed the recent events in Afghanistan: “The EU: Afghan refugee deportations”

Prof. Michelle Pace participated in a discussion at “Scope with Waqar Rizvi” on “The EU: Afghan Refugee Deportations” by Indus News,  together with Tim Foxley and Marcus Engler. On this Episode 441, 13 August 2021, Prof. Pace addressed the issue of EU Afghan refugee deportations, the Afghan government’s request 

Prof Michelle Pace has been nominated as a member of the Management Committee to COST action CA20107 DK

Prof Michelle Pace has been nominated as a member of the Management Committee to COST action CA20107 DK

Prof Michelle Pace has been nominated as a member of the Management Committee to COST action CA20107 DK. More about COST: COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is a funding organisation for research and innovation networks. Our Actions help connect research initiatives across Europe 

The New York Times: Proposals for offshore asylum processing in the U.K. and Denmark, Prof. Michelle Pace, RUC

The New York Times: Proposals for offshore asylum processing in the U.K. and Denmark, Prof. Michelle Pace, RUC

Prof. Michelle Pace, our EUMENIA partner, was interviewed for The New York Times, on the issue of Proposals for offshore asylum processing in the U.K. and Denmark.

Read the article entitled “UK Proposes Asylum Seekers Abroad While Their Cases Are Decided” at The New York Times.

 

The Sunday Times London: interview with Professor Michelle Pace, RUC

The Sunday Times London: interview with Professor Michelle Pace, RUC

Professor Michelle Pace, RUC was interviewed by the The Sunday Times, London. The article entitled “After Jumpers and hygge, ‘cosy racism’ may be Denmark’s next big export” is available at The Sunday Times.

New publication by Prof Michelle Pace “Denmark’s immigrants forced out by government policies” at Chatham House

New publication by Prof Michelle Pace “Denmark’s immigrants forced out by government policies” at Chatham House

Professor Michelle Pace, Associate Fellow, Europe Programme at Chatham House, published a new article entitled “Denmark’s immigrants forced out by government policies: Relocating asylum seekers outside Europe is just the latest extreme measure from Denmark’s Social Democrats”. Details: A new law enabling Denmark to deport 

“The EU Must Change Vocabulary on Israel-Palestine”: new commentary by Prof Michelle Pace 

“The EU Must Change Vocabulary on Israel-Palestine”: new commentary by Prof Michelle Pace 

The article can be directly accessed here (free access).

For more information, visit IAI

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Prof Michelle Pace successfully organised and participated as a speaker at the conference “Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the Danish Labour Market: Challenges and Opportunities”​

Prof Michelle Pace successfully organised and participated as a speaker at the conference “Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the Danish Labour Market: Challenges and Opportunities”​

Prof Michelle Pace successfully organised and participated as a speaker in a two-day conference on “Migrants, Refugees and Asylum Seekers in the Danish Labour Market: Challenges and Opportunities”​, October 5-6, 2020. More on the research project: What opportunities and challenges are associated with the integration of 

“Gaza: Arts of Resilience and Hope in the Midst of Despair” by Haim Yacobi, Michelle Pace, Ziad Abu Mustafa, Marian Noaman is now available on youtube!

“Gaza: Arts of Resilience and Hope in the Midst of Despair” by Haim Yacobi, Michelle Pace, Ziad Abu Mustafa, Marian Noaman is now available on youtube!

The Video “Gaza: Arts of Resilience and Hope in the Midst of Despair” by Haim Yacobi, Michelle Pace, Ziad Abu Mustafa, Marian Noaman is now available on youtube! Watch now at the The Bartlett Development Planning Unit channel. Description: What is the role of art 

Book your place: “Gaza: Arts of Resilience and Hope in the Midst of Despair” – 05 May 2021, with Professor Michelle Pace

Book your place: “Gaza: Arts of Resilience and Hope in the Midst of Despair” – 05 May 2021, with Professor Michelle Pace

Exciting event coming up!
 
Sing up today for the VIRTUAL IAS Festival: “Gaza: Arts of Resilience and Hope in the Midst of Despair”, which will take place on 05 May 2021, 9:30 am–11:00 am, with the participation of Professor Michelle Pace.
 
The event organised by the Institute of Advanced Studies of the UCL and panelists include Dr. Catalina Ortiz DPU, Dr. Hanna Baumann IGP, Mr Muhammad Shehada, Dr Ziad Abu Mustafa, Professor Michelle Pace, Professor Haim Yacobi and Mariam Noaman.
 
Book your place now here.
Prof Michelle Pace was a speaker at the Webinar “​Future of Palestine: One State, Two States, No State”, October 2020

Prof Michelle Pace was a speaker at the Webinar “​Future of Palestine: One State, Two States, No State”, October 2020

Prof Michelle Pace was a speaker at the Webinar “​Future of Palestine: One State, Two States, No State”, Danish Institute for International Studies, October 29, 2020. The Webinar is available on Youtube. About the Webinar: How will the Trump plan for solving the Israeli –