Volume 25 (2026)

Spring 2026 Issue

Introduction

“Race” and “Religion” in the Law of Migration Comparing E.U. and U.S. Contexts
Rose Cuison-Villazor and Ulrich Schmiedel

Articles

Neutralizing Justice: “Race” and “Religion” In the EU Migration Pact
Dianne van den Bosch and Ulrich Schmiedel

A Constellation of Foundings: Chae Chan Ping, Chinese Exclusion, and the Making of America
Silas W. Allard

Humanity Suspended: A Brief History of How Poland Suspended Asylum Rights in Pursuit of Imperial Status
Ryszard Bobrowicz

Immigration, Christianity, Race and the “American Dream” of Religious Freedom
Laura E. Alexander

Creating Credibility – Performing Plausibility: Interdisciplinary Challenges in Practices of Assessment of Sur Place Cases of Conversion to Christianity within the EU+ Countries with Particular Attention to the Netherlands
Dorottya Nagy

The Poisonous Cocktail of Race, Religion and Migration in Dutch Society
Maurits Berger

Make the World White Again: Notes on Race, Religion, and Immigration Across the Atlantic
Farid Hafez

Framing Race and Religion in an Era of Hardened Borders
Jennifer Lee Koh

Reflections on Race, Immigration, and the Religious Dimensions of Religion
Perry Dane

Notes

Jewish Perspectives on Restorative Justice: Lessons for Modern Legal Systems
Jamie Zimmerman