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SCSO4135 : Droit des migrations et de la citoyenneté

Migration and citizenship law

Responsable(s) :
  • Frederic Le Marcis

Niveau

M1+M2

Discipline

Sciences sociales

ECTS
5.00
Période
1e semestre
Département
Département des Sciences sociales
Localisation
Site Descartes
Année
2025
Langue d'enseignement
Français

Public externe (ouverts aux auditeurs de cours)

Informations générales sur le cours : SCSO4135

Content objectif

Almodys  Law and Migration

The course will be given in french this term

Migration has, since a long time, been seased by law for two main reasons: on the one hand, because of the sovereignty of states to decide who can enter and stay on their territory; and on the other hand, because of fundamental rights development, who have recognized guarantees for foreign nationals and, therefore, imposed obligations on these same States. From then on, migrants law was built in order to combine two paradoxical objectives: the control of migratory flows, and the respect of migrants’ rights. However, French legal framework example tends to illustrate that the first predominates over the second.

Thus, this course proposes to study law as a mechanism of migratory flows control and, even more, to control them restrictively. Through the study of the legal framework of certain measures, such as administrative detention, the right to stay for medical reasons or the dematerialization of procedures, as well as with the help of concrete cases of people confronted with these proceedings, the objective of this course is to allow an understanding of the construction of the law of foreigners, and the purposes of its application for State.

The assessment will consist of an interview with Philippe Rygiel. Its purpose is to evaluate students’ understanding of the key issues related to migration, as discussed by the various guest speakers, and their further engagement with these topics through independent reading.