The following is the text of a talk by Guy S. Goodwin-Gill, given at the ‘Beyond Refuge’ Summer School on Refugee Rights and Forced Migration on 23 August 2021.
Every few years or so, I find myself giving a talk on the challenges to the international refugee regime. It is as if the regime cannot survive in the absence of challenges; and perhaps that is true. For international refugee law is a dynamic environment, necessarily dependent on the latest in an ever-lasting succession of displacement crises.
