ASYFAIR is impact-oriented
ASYFAIR collected first-hand qualitative and quantitative data published in a monograph, academic journals and discussed at academic conferences. Because the study aimed to improve asylum adjudication, we used anonymised data to present to policy makers, the public and the media.
The aim was to disseminate the results to a wide audience ranging from academic communities like geographers, legal and border scholars, and social scientists, as well as to policy makers and activists working in border control, asylum determination and asylum adjudication.
In this section, you can find details on the output of the research:
See our ASYFAIR Book ‘Inside Asylum Appeals’
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