Eveline van der Linden

Eveline van der Linden is an Assistant Professor in Public Law at the Faculty of Law, Maastricht University. She is actively engaged in research and academic commentary, particularly in the areas of immigration law, administrative law, and migrant rights. Her work is frequently published in the Journaal Vreemdelingenrecht, and she has served as an editor for legal commentaries.

Research Interests: Her scholarly focus lies at the intersection of public and administrative law with a strong emphasis on immigration and foreigners' rights. She examines issues such as ethnic profiling, alien detention, housing of labor migrants, the rights of children in immigration contexts, and the legal frameworks governing voluntary return and regular residence. Her work contributes to both academic discourse and policy development in migration law.

The recent publications reflect a consistent engagement with critical themes in migration and administrative law. Across these works, recurring keywords include legal compliance, human rights, and public policy. The subfields highlight a deep specialization in the operational and ethical dimensions of immigration enforcement, legal protections for vulnerable groups, and the administrative implementation of migration laws.

Scientific Awards:

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Advising and Grants: There is no information available regarding student supervision, grant funding, or research projects in the provided material. However, her editorial role and frequent publications indicate active scholarly engagement. Her part-time work with SDU as a secretary for the Journaal Vreemdelingenrecht suggests institutional involvement beyond teaching and research.

Labs and Teams: No specific research labs, centers, or collaborative teams are mentioned in the text. Her affiliations appear to be centered within the Faculty of Law at Maastricht University and her external editorial and commentary roles with SDU.