About the authors

• Author: Sasha Baglay/Martin Jones
• Pages: 577-577

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ABOUT THE AUTHORS

Sasha Baglay (LLB, Kiev National Economic University; LLM in Com-

parative Constitutional Law, Central European University; LLM, Dal-

housie University; PhD, York University) is an Associate Professor of

Legal Studies at the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities, Univer-

sity of Ontario Institute of Technology; and an Adjunct Professor at

Osgoode Hall Law School. She has written and presented on various

issues of Canadian and comparative immigration and refugee law and

policy. In 2009–10, she was president of the Canadian Association for

Refugee and Forced Migration Studies.

Martin Jones (BA Hons, Queen’s University; LLB, University of British

Columbia) practised as an immigration and refugee lawyer in Canada

for seven years. During that time he represented more than one thou-

sand immigra nts and refugee claimants in all st ages of the immigration

and refugee protection process. Currently, Martin is a senior lecturer

in international human rights law at the Centre for Applied Human

Rights at the University of York (UK). He has previously taught and

served as a visiting researcher at Osgoode Hall Law School (Canada),

Queen’s University (Canada), the Centre for Refugee Studies (Canada),

the University of East London (UK), Georgetown University (US), the

University of Michigan (US), the American University in Cairo (Egy pt),

and the University of Melbourne (Australia). Martin has widely pre-

sented and published on various topics in refugee and migration law.