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About Gregor Noll

Gregor Noll is professor of international law, Faculty of Law, Lund University, Sweden.

Articles by Gregor Noll

Friday 25th February

EU migration control: made by Gaddafi?

Gregor Noll and Mariagiulia Giuffré, 25 February 2011

For over three years now, we have relied on Gaddafi and his state apparatus to keep asylum seekers and other migrants away from our European doors.

Thursday 13th July

The Euro-African migration conference: Africa sells out to Europe

Gregor Noll, 13 July 2006

The Rabat gathering’s "plan of action" to control migration flows from south to north is based on a faulty diagnosis and will not succeed even in its own terms, says Gregor Noll.

Thursday 26th June

Visions of the exceptional

Gregor Noll, 26 June 2003

This week, the People Flow argument gives way to the intense controversy over British and Danish government proposal for Regional and Transit Processing Centres to hold asylum-seekers. The proposal, presented as humane and practical, carries echoes of earlier, failed ‘refugee camp’ policies. If implemented, it would signify a costly and dangerous return to a dark period of European history.