Conference Program

The Workshop is organized by Ayelet Shachar, Director at the Max-Planck-Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity, and Olaf Deinert, Dean of the Faculty of Law, University of Göttingen.

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Friday, May 18, 2018

09:30	Registration
09:45	Welcome Remarks
10:00-11:30	PANEL 1: PRECARIOUS LABOR MIGRATION Chair: Ayelet Shachar
	Bridget Anderson (Bristol): “About Time too: Precarity and Life Stage in Labour Migration” Hiroshi Motomura (UCLA): “Four Perspectives on Temporary Workers” Bernard Ryan (Leicester): “Re-thinking Employment Law in a Time of Migration”
11:50-13:00	Keynote by Christine Langenfeld (Göttingen) and Holger Kolb (Berlin) “’Legal Limits’: On the Shrinking Relevance of National Norm Setting in the Field of Labour Migration Policy” Introduced by Olaf Deinert
13:00-14:00	Lunch break
14:00-15:30	PANEL 2: MIGRATION, LABOR AND TRADE Chair: Stefan Schlegel
	Michael Trebilcock (Toronto): “The Role of Immigration in the Four Economic Freedoms: Taking the Ceteris Paribus Condition Seriously” Jennifer Gordon (New York): “Regulating the Human Supply Chain” Marion Panizzon (Bern): “Value-based Trade: Risks and Benefits for Refugees and Migrants”
16:00-17:30	PANEL 3: HIGH SKILLED MIGRATION Chair: Peter-Tobias Stoll
	Hillel Rapoport (Paris): “(Skilled) Emigrants’ Contribution to the Economic Integration of Home Countries into the Global Economy” France Houle (Montreal): “Strengthening Integration of Foreign-Trained Professionals Across Canada: Licensing, Mutual Recognition and Intergovernmental Regulatory Co-operation” Ayelet Shachar (MPI-MMG): “Olympic Citizenship: The Human Capital Model of Migration”
18:15-19:15	Historical Tour of Göttingen University (Partner of the Göttingen Campus Alliance)