Achilles Skordas is Professor of International Law at the University of Bristol, UK.

His most recent publications on aliens law, refugee law and human rights law include :

• Immigration and the Market: The Long-Term Residents Directive, Columbia Journal of European Law, 13, 2006, pp 201-229.



• Why Greece is not a Safe Host Country for Refugees, (with Nikolaos Sitaropoulos) International Journal of Refugee Law, 2004, pp 25-52.



• "Human Rights and effective migration policies: An uneasy co-existence - the Conka judgment of the European Court of Human Rights", in Urbano de Sousa (ed.), The Emergence of a European Asylum Policy, Bruylant, Brussels, 2003, 297-327.
  
  
• The case of recognized refugee families in Greece: The "undesirable" integration, AWR-Bulletin, 40(49), 4/2002, 210-221.
  
  
• "The New Immigration Law in Greece: Modernization on the Wrong Track", European Journal of Migration and Law 4 (2002), p. 23-48
  
  
• "The regularization of illegal immigrants in Greece", in Ph. De Bruycker (ed.), Regularizations of illegal immigrants in the European Union, Bruylant, Bruxelles, 2000, p. 343-387.
  
  
• "The New Refugee legislation in Greece", International Journal of Refugee Law (IJRL) 11 (1999), p. 678-701
  
  
• "Just satisfaction in Art. 50ECHR and compensation under domestic law" (expert opinion), publ. in the legal journal Nomiko Vima (NoB) 47 (1999), p. 1532-1551 (in Greek)