Par Catherine Xhardez
Résumé : The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has led to a significant displacement crisis. In response, countries worldwide have implemented temporary protection schemes, providing legal status, humanitarian assistance and certain rights to displaced persons. Beyond Europe, this article compares the temporary protection schemes in five countries – Argentina, Australia, Brazil, Canada and the United States of America – underlying disparities in policy settings and revealing that while temporary protection schemes may appear similar on the surface, they vary on many dimensions. The widespread adoption of temporary protection schemes presents a unique opportunity to undertake a comprehensive assessment of these instruments, evaluating both policy outputs and policy outcomes.