Andrei Stavilă

(or, without diacritics, for internet search: Andrei Stavila)
I am a PhD researcher in Political and Social Sciences at European University Institute (Florence, Italy).
I hold a master degree in Philosophy (“Al. I. Cuza” University, Iasi, Romania), an MPhil in Political Philosophy (Central European University, Budapest, Hungary) and an MRes in Political Sciences (European University Institute, Florence, Italy). My main research interests include political theory and philosophy, immigration, citizenship, minority rights, liberalism, normative ethics and the connection between ethics and international relations theory.
My current research project defends the concept of differentiated citizenship and uses it as a tool for solving normative problems raised by irregular migrants, temporary workers and dual citizens.
Sometimes I blog and you can read my posts on immigration and citizenship issues (in English) here: The Wanderer
My personal blog (Romanian/English): Interactions
My photo blog (English): Andrei Stavilă's Photography
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ECPR conference Reykjavik, Iceland

25-27 August 2011: I will present my paper 'No Land’s Man: Irregular Migrants’ Challenge to Immigration Control and Membership Policies' at the 6th ECPR [European Consortium for Political Research] General Conference (Reykjavik, Iceland). You will find me in the section 64 ('Political Theory'), the panel 'Rights at the margins' (panel chair: Simon  Thompson, University of the West of England; panel discussant: David Owen, University of Southampton). For further information see Reykjavik 2011 Conference Home Page.

EUI workshop on expanding and restricting the franchise

27 May 2011: I will present my paper 'Voting Rights for Irregular Migrants?' (see abstract) at the workshop 'Expanding and Restricting the Franchise: How do Liberal Democracies Determine who can vote?' (European University Institute, Florence, Italy). Read about the workshop and consult its program here.

CERAPS Conference, Lille, France

November 4-5, 2010: I have presented my paper 'Irregular migrants’ challenge to immigration control and membership policies. A defense of differentiated citizenship', at the conference 'Citizenship and Democracy: Memberships, forms of participation, within and across European territories', organized by ESA Research Network 32 – Political Sociology and CERAPS, Lille Center for Politics, University of Lille 2, France (Lille, France). [read about the conference on ESA's website here or on CERAPS's website here].

New on-line paper at EUDO-Citizenship

October 2010: EUDO-Citizenship published a new working paper edited by Rainer Bauböck: 'Dual citizenship for transborder minorities? How to respond to the Hungarian-Slovak tit-for-tat'. My contribution is entitled 'Paving the road to heaven with bad intentions. A moral point of view'. You can read my contribution online here. Or you can download for free the entire working paper here.