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Research
Latest funding
- $72,451
The Refugee Law Lab at the Canada-US Border
SSHRC · 2025 · Principal investigator
- $19,854
Electronic Travel Authorizations: Interdicting Roma Refugees
SSHRC · 2021 · Principal investigator
- $203,162
Refugee Law Laboratory @CRS
SSHRC · 2020 · Principal investigator
The Refugee Law Lab at the Canada-US Border
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: Refugee Law; Immigration Law; Border Control; Law & Technology; Computational Law; AI; Human Rights; Canada; United States
Electronic Travel Authorizations: Interdicting Roma Refugees
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: borders; racism; technology; immigration law; refugee law; international law; human rights; air travel; Roma; Hungary; Canada
Refugee Law Laboratory @CRS
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: immigration & refugee law; human rights; administrative law; artificial intelligence; legal analytics; coding & the law; empirical legal studies; access to justice; Canada
Fact-Finding in Immigration Detention Reviews: Evidence Law meets Administrative Law
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: immigration detention; administrative law; evidence law; fact finding; credibility; Canada; socio-legal studies; human rights; constitutional rights
Canadian "Dreamers" in Universities and Colleges: Seeking Education, Seeking Status
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: immigration and refugee law; post secondary education; access to education; administrative law; human rights; access to justice; Canada
Seeking asylum: an empirical assessment of Canada's new refugee determination system
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: refugee law; Canada; empirical legal research; administrative law; legal process; human rights; access to justice
Poverty Law, Access to Justice, and Ethical Lawyering
Principal investigators: Rehaag, Sean
Keywords: law; clinical legal education; access to justice; poverty law; legal aid; social justice; ethical lawyering
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