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Research interests

Jonas Bornemann works as Assistant Professor of European Law at the University of Groningen. Previously, he has been a postdoctoral and doctoral researcher at Université de Lausanne and the University of Konstanz, as well as a postdoctoral fellow of the nccr – on the move. His research focuses predominantly on developments in European constitutional and migration law.

Publications

Competing Visions and Constitutional Limits of Schengen Reform: Securitization, Gradual Supranationalization and the Undoing of Schengen as an Identity-Creating Project

Of autocratic incrementalism and inadvertant inspirations: the interaction between the European Court of Justice and national lawmakers in the rule of law crisis in Poland

Between politics of suspicion and reinforced protection: the EU long-term residence Directive and deportations of ethnic Russians (Case C-752/22, EP)

Discretionary powers - an (often overlooked) focalization point of the rule of law crisis/Les pouvoirs discrétionnaires - un élément crucial (et fréquemment négligé) de la crise de l'État de droit

International Law as a Trailblazer for a Gender-Sensitive Refugee System in the EU. The Court of Justice’s ruling in Case C-621/21, Women who are Victims of Domestic Violence

The legal dimension of coordinative Europeanisation – crisis governance between political expedience and normative credence

Zur Legitimität und Legitimierung von Ungleichbehandlungen im Migrationsrecht

Discretionary power - a revered instrument in the toolbox of autocrats

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Press/media

Expert waarschuwt: zó kunnen Duitse grenscontroles ‘einde vrij verkeer’ in Europa betekenen

Kontrollen der Binnengrenzen?

Wat blijft er over van Schengen, nu ook Frankrijk grenscontroles instelt?

Expert waarschuwt: zó kunnen Duitse grenscontroles ‘einde vrij verkeer’ in Europa betekenen

Aggódik Donald Tusk: nem szeretné, ha Magyarország kilépne az EU-ból

Brussels vs. Hungary

Romania's and Bulgaria's Schengen accession (translation)

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