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Safe Countries or Systematic Assessments? - A critical investigation of the safe country of origin concept in the CEAS and the national implementation in Sweden in relation to the right to asylum

Säkerhet har alltid varit ett väletablerat koncept i asylrätten för utvärderingen av rätten till internationellt skydd. Dock har EU:s asylpolitik undergått extensiva förändringar de senaste åren, och genomgått ett paradigmskifte mot mer restriktiva migrationsregleringar: och användningen av säkerhet som ett koncept har förändrats i enlighet med den utvecklingen. Med implementeringen av regleringenSafety has always been a prominent concept within asylum law for the assessment of international protection. However, as the CEAS has developed immensely the past years, moving towards a paradigm shift of increasingly restrictive migration policies; the use of safety has evolved accordingly. With the ‘safe country of origin’ (SCO) concept, the focus has shifted further towards the situation in the

Slow Emergency – Urgent Action? Exploring the role of municipal climate emergency statements in Sweden

In recent years, more than 2000 jurisdictions worldwide have declared a climate emergency, which covers over 1 billion people. While such declarations have been found to have the potential to spark transformative climate action, the scholarly knowledge of this emerging phenomenon remains limited and there is much disagreement about the merits and effects of climate emergency framings. Moreover, no

Digging for Roots : Perceptions of Secularity and Biblical Assemblages in the 1957–58 Public Debate on Women’s Ordination in Sweden

This article aims to ‘dig for the roots’ of the entanglement between secularity and the Bible in Sweden. By employing the concepts “religionization” and “biblical assemblages,” this study identifies and analyzes the interplay between perceptions of secularity and the Bible in the public debate on women’s ordination in the Church of Sweden (CofS) in the 1950s – a crucial decade in the secularizatio

Deserted and Wrecked Ships - Investigation of Swedish and international maritime law

Sjöfart har historiskt varit viktigt för samhällsutvecklingen i världen och uppskattning för havet under fritiden har länge värdesatts av alla åldrar och nationaliteter. Dessutom är sjöfarten ständigt under utveckling i och med den växande globala handeln. Spänningen och äventyren som haven har att erbjuda är obegränsade men med priset att så är även farorna. Dessa risker för självklart med sig olShipping has historically been important for societal development and recreational appreciation of the sea has for a long time been popular amongst all ages and nationalities. Moreover the shipping industry is constantly evolving due to increased global trade. The excitement and the adventures of the seas are unlimited but so are also the dangers of the sea. Naturally these dangers cause accidents