Amelia Steadman McGowan
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Amelia Steadman McGowan's research examines the legal and social implications of asylum reporting requirements in the United States. Her recent publications focus on the "per se" reporting mandates within U.S. asylum law, exploring how these requirements can disproportionately affect individuals seeking refuge. McGowan's work investigates the gendered dimensions of these legal processes, highlighting how reporting obligations can create additional vulnerabilities for asylum seekers. Her scholarship contributes to discussions on refugee law, human rights, and the intersection of legal systems with gender-based violence and trauma.
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- Publications: 3
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Assistant Professor 2022–presentUniversity of Arkansas School of Law ORCID
Selected Publications
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Forced Back Into the Lion's Mouth: Per Se Reporting Requirements in U.S. Asylum Law (2024)
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The Gendered Violence of Asylum Reporting Requirements (2024)
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Forced Back into the Lion's Mouth: Per Se Reporting Requirements in U.S. Asylum Law (2023)
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