Diego Acosta Arcarazo

Dr. Diego Acosta es Catedrático de Derecho de Migraciones en la Universidad de Bristol. Es autor de más de 50 publicaciones incluyendo su segundo libro, The national versus the foreigner in South America. 200 years of migration and citizenship law publicado por la editorial de Cambridge en 2018. El Profesor Acosta ha ofrecido su opinión jurídica y realizado informes para organismos internacionales, parlamentos, gobiernos, ONGs y despachos de abogados en América del Sur, Caribe, Estados Unidos, Europa y Africa, incluyendo a la OIM, el ICMPD o la Unión Europea.

Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean

July 25, 2022 por Diego Acosta Arcarazo - Jeremy Harris Leave a Comment

The new migratory flows in Latin America and the Caribbean have an impact on the laws of the countries of the region. To understand how states are responding to their new migration challenges, a new IDB publication compiles and analyzes the most comprehensive database on Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean. This new database presents information … [Read more...] about Migration Policy Regimes in Latin America and the Caribbean

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