International Migration Law: Developing Paradigms And Key Ch
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This book encapsulates the law of international migration, including emerging issues such as the protection of human rights where tension between anti-terrorism legislation and immigration measures increases. The human rights of vulnerable groups of migrants, such as migrant workers, women, victims of trafficking, and stateless persons are also addressed. Forced migration warr...
This book encapsulates the law of international migration, including emerging issues such as the protection of human rights where tension between anti-terrorism legislation and immigration measures increases. The human rights of vulnerable groups of migrants, such as migrant workers, women, victims of trafficking, and stateless persons are also addressed. Forced migration warr...
Description:
This book encapsulates the law of international migration, including emerging issues such as the protection of human rights where tension between anti-terrorism legislation and immigration measures increases. The human rights of vulnerable groups of migrants, such as migrant workers, women, victims of trafficking, and stateless persons are also addressed. Forced migration warrants a consideration of the International Migration Law relating to groups such as internally displaced persons, as well as the international community's response to secondary movements of asylum-seekers. Questions of state responsibility concerning, for example, stranded migrants and provision of consular protection and assistance to migrants are also discussed. Moreover, the expansion of regional legal frameworks concerned with migration, such as EU immigration and asylum law and policy and the growing case law on European citizenship, as well as developments in free movement regimes, are added to the analysis of the growing body of international migration law.
Review:
'This timely and compelling edited collection on 'international migration law' explores various points along the migration continuum. ... The contributing authors include an impressive array or renowned academics, practitioners, and international institutional officials in the migration and protection fields. ... the book provides a wealth of fascinating and contemporary illustrations of the broader migration phenomenon, generating interesting and, at times, unanticipated intersections of different forms of migration, aiding the reader to form a holistic and rounded appreciation of cross-border human movement.' International Journal of Refugee Law
Table of Contents:
Part I. State Sovereignty and Responsibility: 1. Anti-terrorism laws and the legal framework for international migration Andrew I. Schoenholtz; 2. The legal protection of stranded migrants Stefanie Grant; 3. Detention of irregular migrants and asylum seekers Shyla Vohra; 4. Consular protection and assistance Richard Perruchoud; 5. Multiple nationality: the practice of Germany and the Netherlands Betty de Hart and Kees Groenendijk; Part II. Trade and Labour Migration: 6. GATS mode 4 and the mobility of labour Michele Klein Solomon; 7. Global remittances and the law: a review of regional trends and regulatory Issues Manuel Orozco; 8. Migration and Free Trade Agreements: lessons from NAFTA and perspectives for CAFTA-DR Gustavo A. Flores-Macias; Part III. Forced Migration: 9. Changing paradigms in refugee law Rosemary Byrne; 10. Addressing secondary refugee movements Stephen H. Legomsky; 11. Responding to the challenge of internal forced migration: the guiding principles on internal displacement Simon Bagshaw; 12. Claims for restitution and compensation Norbert Wuhler; Part IV. Human Rights of Specific Migrant Groups: 13. The protection of non-citizens in International Human Rights Law David Weissbrodt; 14. Migrant women Nicola Piper and Margaret Satterthwaite; 15. The rights of migrant workers Ryszard Cholewinski; 16. Trafficking of human beings and their human rights in the migration context Ryszard Piotrowicz; 17. An evaluation of international instruments that address the condition of statelessness: a case study of Estonia and Latvia Nida Gelazis; Part V. Free Movement Regimes and Other Regional Developments: 18. Free movement of EU Nationals and Union citizenship Kay Hailbronner; 19. Legislative harmonization in European Immigration policy Philippe De Bruycker; 20. Moving freely on the African continent: the experiences of ECOWAS and SADC with free movement protocols Jonathan Martens; 21. Free movement regimes in South America: the experience of the MERCOSUR and the Andean community Ana Maria Santestevan; 22. Free movement of persons in the Caribbean community Sophie Nonnenmacher; Part VI. Continuing and Emerging Issues of Significance: 23. Co-operation mechanisms Anne-Grethe Nielsen; 24. Biometrics and international migration Jillyanne Redpath; 25. Enhancing cooperation on border controls in the European Union Steve Peers; Part VII. Conclusion: 26. International legal norms on migration: substance without architecture T. Alexander Aleinikoff.
Author Biography:
Labour Migration Specialist, Labour Migration Service Area, IOM. Director, International Migration Law and Legal Affairs Department, IOM.
This book encapsulates the law of international migration, including emerging issues such as the protection of human rights where tension between anti-terrorism legislation and immigration measures increases. The human rights of vulnerable groups of migrants, such as migrant workers, women, victims of trafficking, and stateless persons are also addressed. Forced migration warrants a consideration of the International Migration Law relating to groups such as internally displaced persons, as well as the international community's response to secondary movements of asylum-seekers. Questions of state responsibility concerning, for example, stranded migrants and provision of consular protection and assistance to migrants are also discussed. Moreover, the expansion of regional legal frameworks concerned with migration, such as EU immigration and asylum law and policy and the growing case law on European citizenship, as well as developments in free movement regimes, are added to the analysis of the growing body of international migration law.
Review:
'This timely and compelling edited collection on 'international migration law' explores various points along the migration continuum. ... The contributing authors include an impressive array or renowned academics, practitioners, and international institutional officials in the migration and protection fields. ... the book provides a wealth of fascinating and contemporary illustrations of the broader migration phenomenon, generating interesting and, at times, unanticipated intersections of different forms of migration, aiding the reader to form a holistic and rounded appreciation of cross-border human movement.' International Journal of Refugee Law
Table of Contents:
Part I. State Sovereignty and Responsibility: 1. Anti-terrorism laws and the legal framework for international migration Andrew I. Schoenholtz; 2. The legal protection of stranded migrants Stefanie Grant; 3. Detention of irregular migrants and asylum seekers Shyla Vohra; 4. Consular protection and assistance Richard Perruchoud; 5. Multiple nationality: the practice of Germany and the Netherlands Betty de Hart and Kees Groenendijk; Part II. Trade and Labour Migration: 6. GATS mode 4 and the mobility of labour Michele Klein Solomon; 7. Global remittances and the law: a review of regional trends and regulatory Issues Manuel Orozco; 8. Migration and Free Trade Agreements: lessons from NAFTA and perspectives for CAFTA-DR Gustavo A. Flores-Macias; Part III. Forced Migration: 9. Changing paradigms in refugee law Rosemary Byrne; 10. Addressing secondary refugee movements Stephen H. Legomsky; 11. Responding to the challenge of internal forced migration: the guiding principles on internal displacement Simon Bagshaw; 12. Claims for restitution and compensation Norbert Wuhler; Part IV. Human Rights of Specific Migrant Groups: 13. The protection of non-citizens in International Human Rights Law David Weissbrodt; 14. Migrant women Nicola Piper and Margaret Satterthwaite; 15. The rights of migrant workers Ryszard Cholewinski; 16. Trafficking of human beings and their human rights in the migration context Ryszard Piotrowicz; 17. An evaluation of international instruments that address the condition of statelessness: a case study of Estonia and Latvia Nida Gelazis; Part V. Free Movement Regimes and Other Regional Developments: 18. Free movement of EU Nationals and Union citizenship Kay Hailbronner; 19. Legislative harmonization in European Immigration policy Philippe De Bruycker; 20. Moving freely on the African continent: the experiences of ECOWAS and SADC with free movement protocols Jonathan Martens; 21. Free movement regimes in South America: the experience of the MERCOSUR and the Andean community Ana Maria Santestevan; 22. Free movement of persons in the Caribbean community Sophie Nonnenmacher; Part VI. Continuing and Emerging Issues of Significance: 23. Co-operation mechanisms Anne-Grethe Nielsen; 24. Biometrics and international migration Jillyanne Redpath; 25. Enhancing cooperation on border controls in the European Union Steve Peers; Part VII. Conclusion: 26. International legal norms on migration: substance without architecture T. Alexander Aleinikoff.
Author Biography:
Labour Migration Specialist, Labour Migration Service Area, IOM. Director, International Migration Law and Legal Affairs Department, IOM.
| Autor | Macdonald, Euan; Cholewinski, Ryszard; Perruchoud, Richard |
|---|---|
| Ilmumisaeg | 2007 |
| Kirjastus | T. M. C. Asser Press |
| Köide | Kõvakaaneline |
| Bestseller | Ei |
| Lehekülgede arv | 534 |
| Pikkus | 160 |
| Laius | 160 |
| Keel | English |
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