EU free movement and UK immigration law

Professor Jo Shaw is evaluating the relationship between the European Union free movement rules and United Kingdom immigration law, with a view to understanding how the relationship between these two systems is evolving.

The project will include‘law-in-the-books’ examination of the areas where recent case law has shown frictions and overlap between the two systems. It will also include a 'law-in-practice’ approach, engaging with stakeholders such as lawyers, judges and policy-makers, who are actively involved in the ongoing development of the law.

The project is intended to engage stakeholders actively in the production of the research, not only through a phase of interviewing, but also through their involvement in a dissemination event. The project will produce outputs which are designed to be useful to academics, practitioners, policymakers and those with a more general interest in the development of UK immigration law, and the UK’s adjustment to its EU law obligations.

Project details

 

Researchers

Professor Jo Shaw, University of Edinburgh

Funding programme

Law in Society

Grant amount and duration

£65,171

December 2009 - November 2011