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Alice Lacchei is currently research fellow within the project ACCESS – Gatekeepers to International Refugee Law? – The Role of Courts in Shaping Access to Asylum. More precisely, within the project, she is responsible for conducting research on the role of courts in shaping access to asylum in Italy and Greece.
Moreover, she is currently PhD Candidate in the PhD course in Political and Social Sciences with a dissertation titled: "Frontline judges in Italy and France: unreveiling discretion in asylum appeals through the lens of the Street-Level Bureaucracy". The dissertation focuses on the role of judges in implementing asylum policy, by investigating the discretion they excercise on the ground in asylum appeals. In particular, it studies the concrete uses of this discretion and their sources of influence at the individual, organization and system level.
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