Forskningsseminarier i rättssociologi - Hollow human rights? The dissenting consciousness of migrant-applicants from Russia before the European Court of Human Rights

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Agnieszka Kubal

UCL School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London

This post will be updated at a later point with information about the seminar.

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Agnieszka Kubal is an interdisciplinary socio-legal, migration and human rights scholar with area studies interest in Central Eastern Europe and Russia. She is the author of two monographs: Socio-legal Integration. Polish post-2004 EU Enlargement Migrants in the UK (2012) and Immigration and Refugee Law in Russia. Socio-Legal Perspectives (2019). Together with Marina Kurkchiyan, Dr Kubal co-edited a volume on Sociology of Justice in Russia (2018) acclaimed by the critics as 'the most analytically sophisticated and empirically rich volume ever produced on the everyday operation of the Russian legal system.'

Dr Kubal's current research 'Who are the humans behind Human Rights?' explores the everyday experiences of pursuing human rights claims before the European Court of Human Rights from Central and Eastern Europe. She was awarded research grants by the British Academy, John Fell OUP Fund and the Pilecki Institute in Poland.

This is a digital seminar. Follow this link at 13:00 (UTC+1) on May 12 to join.