Director Aleinikoff Speaks on International Law and the Trump Administration: U.S. Obligations towards Refugees [ASIL Webinar]

Recently, Director Alex Aleinikoff joined an online briefing with the American Society of International Law, the fifth on the Society’s series on “International Law and the Trump Administration”. This webinar featured former senior U.S. officials from both Republican and Democratic administrations who were responsible for formulating policy and advising the Executive Branch on the United States’ domestic and international obligations towards refugees.

Zolberg Institute
June 8, 2017
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Entry Denied – Video

September 9, 2020

Watch the video from the 9/2/2020 Think & Drink @ Home: Entry Denied with Alex Aleinikoff, Professor and Director of the Zolberg Institute on Migration and Mobility at The New School and Deborah Amos, Correspondent for NPR.

Improving the US Immigration and Refugee Protection System Through Administrative Action

August 23, 2020

Improving the US Immigration and Refugee Protection System Through Administrative Action These papers have been prepared as part of a process, organized jointly by the

Making the Global Compacts Work: What Future for Refugees and Migrants – Event Recap

April 24, 2018

Together with the Kaldor Center on International Refugee Law in Australia, Alexander Aleinikoff, Director of the Zolberg Institute, presents the Global Compact for Refugees and

Is Free Movement a Human or a Citizenship Right? Event Recap

March 29, 2018

Join the Zolberg Institute for Professor Rainer Bauböck’s lecture “Is Free Movement a Human or a Citizenship Right?” on March 27, 2018. We’re live at Professor