Blog post

• Jessica Schultz; Jens Vedsted-Hansen (2026). V.N. and Others v. Sweden: Article 8 in the shadow of Chişinău - Strasbourg Observers. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2025). Temporary asylum: the erosion of durable refugee protection in Europe. (external link)

Academic book chapter

• Jessica Schultz; Cathrine Talleraas (2026). Holistic, conditional or strategic support? The ambivalent interplay of Norwegian migration policy and development aid. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Terje Einarsen (2016). The Right to Refugee Status and the Internal Protection Alternative: What Does the Law Say?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2019). The Internal Protection Alternative and its Relation to Refugee Status. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). An end to asylum? Temporary protection and the erosion of refugee status. (external link)
• Terje Einarsen; Jessica Schultz (2024). Global developments in refugee law. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Hilde Liden (2025). Reinforcing or Obscuring Refugee Rights? The Roles of Vulnerability in Norwegian Asylum Practices. (external link)

Research report

• Jessica Schultz; Cathrine Talleraas (2026). Migration-related development aid in Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2017). The Internal Flight Alternative in Norway: the law and practise with respect to Afghanistan. (external link)
• Hilde Lidén; Jessica Schultz; Erlend Paasche et al. (2021). Vulnerable Protection Seekers in Norway: Regulations, Practices, and Challenges. (external link)
• Hilde Lidén; Erlend Paasche; Jessica Schultz et al. (2021). Flyktningers sårbarhet : Hvordan blir flyktningers sårbarhet forstått, vurdert, ivaretatt og skapt gjennom lovverk og forvaltningspraksis?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Esra Kaytaz (2021). Temporal governance, protection elsewhere and the ‘good’ refugee: a study of the shrinking scope of asylum within the UK. (external link)

Lecture

• Jessica Schultz (2026). Migrasjon som utvikling? | Litteraturhuset. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2025). Temporary Protection as a Durable Solution? The Temporary Turn in European Asylum Policies. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2024). Temporary asylum: dilemmas for refugees and frontline practitioners. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Kari Anne Klovholt Drangsland (2025). Temporary protection as a durable solution? Findings from the TemPro project. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Kari Anne Klovholt Drangsland (2022). Increasing precarity, unduing refuge: the temporary turn in European asylum law and practice. (external link)
• Hakan G. Sicakkan; Cathrine Woollard; Erlend Paasche et al. (2021). Norge og FNs flyktningplattform. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2018). Comments from a legal perspective on From Europe to Afghanistan: Children's Perspectives. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Hilde Lidén (2022). ‘Vulnerability’ and the Asylum Process in NorwayAddressing special needs, shaping vulnerabilities?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Vulnerability and protection needs as resettlement criteria: congruent, complementary, or competing concepts?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). (De)constructing the women-at-risk resettlement candidate: legal norms and vulnerability discourse. (external link)
• Hilde Lidén; Erlend Paasche; Jessica Schultz (2021). Når sårbare migranter møter staten. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2025). Temporary protection as a durable solution? Findings from the TemPro project. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). Researching Refugee Law. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2013). The ‘internal protection alternative’ in refugee law: reflections from Norway and its neighbors. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Terje Einarsen (2013). The Right to Refugee Status and the ‘Internal Protection Alternative’: What Does the Law Say?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). The relocation of unaccompanied minors from Greek refugee camps. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). Vulnerability and the Internal Protection Alternative. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Report launch: The Temporary Turn in Norwegian Law and Practice. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Reinforcing or obscuring refugee rights? Vulnerability reasoning in the determination of protection needs in Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Terje Einarsen (2022). Hvilke rettigheter og plikter har flyktninger fra Ukraina i Norge – på kort og lang sikt?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2014). Internal Protection Alternative in the EU Qualification Directive. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2012). The European Court of Human Rights and the Internal Flight Alternative: an ‘unduly harsh’ approach?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2024). 'Women at risk' in resettlement: revisiting the imperative of categories. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2012). The Scope of 'Safety Elsewhere': Protection Alternatives in Refugee Law. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Temporary protection in the shadow of the Refugee Convention: reflections from Northern Europe. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). Comments on the NIM report: Towards temporary asylum in the Nordic countries? Trends and dilemmas. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Entangled Norms: Children's Rights and Refugee Law. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2021). The ‘return turn’ in Nordic asylum law: Distorting the scope of surrogate protection. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2022). Vulnerability and the Legal Protection of Migrants: Norway and Canada compared. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Kari Anne Klovholt Drangsland; Sarah-Louise Japhetson Mortensen et al. (2023). Paradigmeskiftet i dansk asylpolitikk - og norske erfaringer. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2024). Cessation, revocation and the permanence of precarious status. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2021). Cessation practice under the 1951 Convention: an end to asylum?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Cessation and the broader temporary turn in Norwegian asylum practice. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). The cessation of refugee status in Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2024). Revocation and the permanence of precarious status. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2024). Revisiting the ‘imperative of categories’: Women-at-risk in resettlement practice. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Temporary protection: concept, principle, practice?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2021). Vulnerability and the protection assessment:reflections from Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Temporary protection in Europe: tool for exceptional cases or part of the mainstream practice of refugee law?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2020). When does displacement end? The cessation of refugee status in law and practice. (external link)
• Marry-Anne Karlsen; Jessica Schultz (2023). Contested Childhood in the Context of Migration; 2 week PhD course. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2019). The End of International Protection? The Internal Protection Alternative and Cessation of Refugee Status. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Esra Kaytaz (2022). Temporary protection? Increasing precarity, undoing refuge. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Esra Kaytaz (2021). The 'return turn' in European asylum policies: impications for Afghan protracted displacement. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Kari Anne Klovholt Drangsland (2022). Interdisciplinary modes of collaboration in the TemPro project. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Delphine Nakache (2022). The Legal Production of Migrant Precarity: Insights from Canada and Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2022). Hvilke rettigheter og plikter har flyktninger fra Ukraina i Norge – på kort og lang sikt?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2022). Researching refugee law in VULNER: a project partner perspective. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2022). Commentator, Seminar on Temporariness of Refugee Protection: For What and in Whose Interest?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Jens Vedsted-Hansen (2024). The protection of family and private life: human rights as a bulwark against the ‘temporary turn’ in Europe?. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2023). Beyond the paradigm shift: the temporary turn in asylum policies in Northern Europe. (external link)

Other presentation

• Jessica Schultz (2025). Integrating Migration in Development Aid - Delmi. (external link)

Academic article

• Jessica Schultz (2026). Revisiting the “Imperative of Categories”: Women at Risk in Resettlement Practice. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2025). Revocation nation: the rule of law and precarious legal status in Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Tina Søreide (2008). Corruption in Emergency Procurement. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2003). Economic and Social Rights in the United States: An Overview of the Domestic Legal Framework. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Delphine Nakache (2024). Unsettling expectations of stay: probationary immigration policies in Canada and Norway. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Jens Vedsted-Hansen (2025). Article 8 ECHR and the ‘temporary turn’ in European asylum policies. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Marie Sandberg; Katrine Syppli Kohl (2025). The temporary turn in asylum: a new agenda for researching the politics of deterrence in practice. (external link)

Media feature article

• Kari Anne Klovholt Drangsland; Jessica Schultz (2021). Regjeringen åpner for å innskrenke retten til flyktningstatus. Det er urovekkende.. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Hilde Lidén; Erlend Paasche (2021). Norsk flyktningpolitikk skaper nye former for sårbarhet. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Vigdis Vevstad (2013). Urettferdig Dublin-samarbeid. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Hilde Lidén; Helene Wessmann (2020). Løsningen finnes allerede. (external link)
• Terje Einarsen; Jessica Schultz (2018). Ingen trygg havn i Kabul. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Marry-Anne Karlsen; Kari Anne Klovholt Drangsland (2022). Hva skjer hvis flyktningene ikke kan returnere innen kort tid?. (external link)

Academic monograph

• Jessica Schultz (2019). The Internal Protection Alternative in Refugee Law: Treaty Basis and Scope of Application under the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and Its 1967 Protocol. (external link)

Conference lecture

• Jessica Schultz (2020). Researching Migration and Law. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2012). ESC Rights and Internal Relocation Alternatives in Refugee Law: Reflections on the Notion of ‘Reasonableness’. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz (2022). The 'temporary turn' in asylum in Europe: Four practices. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Esra Kaytaz (2022). Re-thinking Temporary Protection: Concept, Principle, Practice, Experience. (external link)
• Jessica Schultz; Hilde Lidén; Erlend Paasche (2021). Assessing vulnerability in Norwegian asylum practice:​ amplifying or displacing refugee rights?. (external link)

Non-fiction book chapter

• Jessica Schultz (2015). The European Court of Human Rights and Internal Relocation: An Unduly Harsh Standard?. (external link)
• Vigdis Vevstad; Jessica Schultz (2022). Dublin-samarbeidet. (external link)
• Vigdis Vevstad; Jessica Schultz (2022). Felles yttergrense og felles europeisk asylsystem. (external link)

Popular science article

• Jessica Schultz (2022). The Temporary Turn in Norwegian Asylum Law and Practice. (external link)

Radio or TV participation

• Sarah-Louise Mortensen; Salah Zada; Jessica Schultz (2021). Er Vi Der Snart? Podcast series on Syrian refugees in Denmark. (external link)

Encyclopedia entry

• Jessica Schultz (2020). 'Protection' and 'Refugee'. (external link)

Doctoral thesis (PhD)

• Jessica Schultz; Terje Einarsen (2017). The Internal Protection Alternative in Refugee Law. Treaty basis and scope of application under the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol. (external link)

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