Ngo Chun Luk
Associate Researcher
Ngo Chun Luk is Associate Researcher in the Justice and Home Affairs unit at CEPS.
He obtained his PhD in Law at Maastricht University, with a focus on diaspora, citizenship rights and quasi-citizenship.
At CEPS, his research focuses on European citizenship, migration, asylum and fundamental rights.
Prior to joining CEPS, he was involved in the development of the MACIMIDE Global Expatriate Dual Citizenship dataset and the Involuntary Loss of European Citizenship (ILEC) project.
LLM (University of Aruba, Maastricht University) PhD in Law (Maastricht University)
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A Critical Overview of the EU’s Migration Management Complex
A preliminary mapping and assessment of national and EU policy measures, their sanctioning frameworks, implementation tools and enforcement practices
An Assessment of the Schengen Internal Border Controls and Travel Restrictions in the EU
Coronavirus politics and their impact on EU freedoms and rule of law in the Schengen Area
Problematising asylum seekers’ secondary movements and their criminalisation in the EU
Lessons learned and feasibility for the EU
Latest Developments and Challenges in the Schengen Governance Framework since 2016
The ASILE project studies the interactions between emerging international protection systems and the United Nations Global Compact for Refugees (UN…
EU-CITZEN establishes a new Academic Network on European Citizenship Rights aimed at providing the European Commission with the best independent…
The aim of the SOURCE Network of Excellence is to create a robust and sustainable virtual centre of excellence capable…
Transnational Migration, Citizenship and the Circulation of Rights and Responsibilities (TRANSMIC) is a project funded under the FP7-PEOPLE-2013-ITN call and…
The IPEPS project aims at complementing degree-level programmes led by Universities by enriching the background knowledge that students acquire in…
OSEPI contributes to bridging the current gap between policy-makers and CSOs by commissioning research exploring the feasibility of ‘outsourcing’ asylum…
This Study, commissioned by the European Parliament’s Policy Department forCitizens’ Rights and Constitutional Affairs at the request of the Committee…
The 284 initiatives entered for the 2016 Civil Society Prize competition provide an inspiring set of experiences and successful practices…
In March 2017, the United Kingdom invoked Article 50 of the Treaty on the European Union, effectively starting the process…
This Task Force aims at informing the policy debate on e-evidence in criminal matters, as it unfolds at the EU…
Brexit raises profound questions regarding the future of the EU/UK cross-border cooperation in the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice…
