Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Law and the Framing of Migrants and Migration
This online course examined the way in which international and national migration law frames migrants and migration in the modern era. It subjected law to critique by examining the social and political context in which migration law is framed, with a specific focus on media discourses. The crisis framing was examined, exposing states’ anxieties about migrants and migration, and situating their responses.
4 weeks, 3 hours per week
Ms Sian Lewis-Anthony
Senior Lecturer in Law
The University of Kent
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Identify sources of international migration law
- Evaluate the ways the media and politicians shape the debates about migrants and migration
- Develop tools to engage in a critical analysis of global migration
- Engage in a critique about migration crises
Syllabus
- What is meant by a critical approach to international migration law
- What constitutes international migration law?
- Discourses on migration
- Migration crises
Issued on 11th July 2022
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