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- Preliminary Material
- Foreword
- Acknowledgements
- Contents
- List of Abbreviations
- Table of Cases
- International Bodies
- International Court of Justice
- International Criminal Court
- International Criminal Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and for Rwanda
- International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea
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- African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights
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- Contributors
- Main Text
- Introducing International Refugee Law as a Scholarly Field
- 1 Introduction
- 2 History and Praxis of International Refugee Law Scholarship
- 3 Structure and Content
- Part I: International Refugee Law—Reflections on the Scholarly Field
- Part II: Sources
- Part III: Regional Regimes
- Part IV: Access to Protection and International Responsibility-sharing
- Part V: The Scope of Refugee Protection
- Part VI: Refugee Rights and Realities
- Part VII: The End of Refugeehood—Cessation and Durable Solutions
- Part VIII: Accountability for Displacement and Refugee Rights Violations
- 4 The Future Research Agenda: Challenges and Possibilities
- Part I International Refugee Law— Reflections on the Scholarly Field
- Ch.1 International Refugee Law in the Early Years
- Ch.2 Race, Refugees, and International Law
- Ch.3 A Feminist Appraisal of International Refugee Law
- Ch.4 Queering International Refugee Law
- Ch.5 The Politics of International Refugee Law and Protection
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Politics of Refugee Construction
- 3 The Geopolitics of Responses to Displacement
- 4 The Politics of Compliance and Implementation
- 5 The Politics of Reputation
- 6 The Politics of Categorization
- 7 The Politics of Public Opinion and Domestic Electoral Politics
- 8 The Politics of Data and Statistics
- 9 Conclusion
- Ch.6 The Ethics of International Refugee Protection
- Ch.7 Refugees as Migrants
- 1 The Problematic Refugee/ Migrant Binary
- 2 The Voluntary/Forced Migration Binary and the Mounting Barriers Refugees Face to Reach Safety
- 3 The Limits of Durable Solutions for Refugees and their Consequences
- 4 International Human Rights Law and the Protection of all Migrants (including Refugees)
- 5 Freedom of Movement as a Fundamental Right
- 6 Conclusion
- Ch.8 The Intersection of International Refugee Law and International Statelessness Law
- Part II Sources
- Ch.9 The Architecture of the UN Refugee Convention and Protocol
- 1 The Refugee Convention and Protocol as Interlocking Sources of Obligation
- 2 Refugee Status as a Non-reservable International Norm
- 3 Refugee Status as Declaratory
- 4 Non-exclusive Catalogue of Rights
- 5 Exceptions and Derogation
- 6 Rights Acquisition by Attachment
- 7 Rights Defined by a Mix of Absolute and Contingent Standards
- 8 State-by-State Implementation
- Ch.10 The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees
- Ch.11 Moving Towards an Integrated Approach of Refugee Law and Human Rights Law
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Changing Pattern of Refugee Protection under Public International Law
- 3 A Human Rights-based Approach to Refugee Protection
- a The Conceptual Foundation of the Human Rights-based Approach to Refugee Protection: The Complementarity Model
- b The Normative Content of the Human Rights-based Approach to Refugee Protection: The Acid Test of the Cumulative Application of Refugee Law and Human Rights Law
- i) Human Rights Law Supplements Refugee Law in Filling the Gaps of the Refugee Convention
- ii) Refugee Law Complements Human Rights Law in Specifying some Additional Guarantees
- iii) Human Rights Law Upgrades Refugee Law when the Two Fields Govern the Same Subject Matter
- 4 Conclusion
- Ch.12 International Humanitarian Law and Refugee Protection
- 1 IHL and Displacement—An (Un)Easy Relationship?
- 2 Effects of IHL on Global and Regional Refugee Protection Regimes
- 3 The Scope of Application of IHL
- 4 Displacement in IHL
- a Context
- b Adherence to IHL, the Principle of Distinction, and Prevention of Displacement
- c Individual Status in Conflict
- d Prevention of Displacement from Conflict
- e Displaced Persons in Conflict
- f (Non-)Refoulement and Repatriation During and Post Conflict
- 5 Concluding Thoughts
- Ch.13 Customary Refugee Law
- Ch.14 National Constitutions and Refugee Protection
- Ch.9 The Architecture of the UN Refugee Convention and Protocol
- Part III Regional Regimes
- Ch.15 Regional Refugee Regimes: Africa
- Ch.16 Regional Refugee Regimes: North America
- Ch.17 Regional Refugee Regimes: Latin America
- Ch.18 Regional Refugee Regimes: Middle East
- Ch.19 Regional Refugee Regimes: Europe
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Asylum in the European Union: Torn between Protection and Deflection
- a Origins and Development of EU Asylum Cooperation
- b A Common European Asylum System: What’s in a Name?
- c EU Asylum Law and the Refugee Convention: Convergence and Divergence
- d Intra-EU Responsibility-sharing: In Search of Solidarity
- e Practical Cooperation: From Information Exchange to the Joint Processing of Applications
- 3 European Refugee Protection and the Council of Europe: Of Human Rights Law and Soft Law
- 4 The Regional Reach of European Refugee Law: Turkey and Ukraine
- 5 Conclusion
- Ch.20 Regional Refugee Regimes: Central Asia
- Ch.21 Regional Refugee Regimes: East Asia
- Ch.22 Regional Refugee Regimes: South Asia
- Ch.23 Regional Refugee Regimes: Southeast Asia
- Ch.24 Regional Refugee Regimes: Oceania
- Part IV Access to Protection and International Responsibility-Sharing
- Ch.25 The Sharing of Responsibilities for the International Protection of Refugees
- Ch.26 Protection at Sea and the Denial of Asylum
- Ch.27 Extraterritorial Migration Control and Deterrence
- Ch.28 The Evolution of Safe Third Country Law and Practice
- Ch.29 Smuggling of Migrants and Refugees
- Ch.30 Human Trafficking and Refugees
- Ch.31 Refugee Status Determination
- Ch.32 Asylum Procedure
- 1 Introduction
- 2 The Refugee Convention and Asylum Procedures
- 3 Standards for the Determination of Refugee Status
- 4 Procedural Standards under Human Rights Treaties
- a The Human Rights Systems: The UN, African, Inter-American, and European Systems
- b Developing a Right to an Asylum Procedure
- c Standards on Asylum Procedures
- i Access to the Asylum Procedure
- ii Screening and Identification of International Protection Needs and Special Needs
- iii Access to Legal Assistance and Representation
- iv Access to Translator or Interpreter
- v Confidentiality of the Procedure
- vi Individualized and Personal Interviews
- vii Information and Length of Proceedings
- viii Burden of Proof
- ix Psychological Assistance during the Procedures
- x Decisions and Appeals Proceedings
- xi Specific Provisions for Children and Adolescents
- 5 Concluding Remarks on Procedural Safeguards and the Influence of International Human Rights Bodies
- Ch.33 Credibility, Reliability, and Evidential Assessment
- Part V The Scope of Refugee Protection
- Ch.34 The International and Regional Refugee Definitions Compared
- Ch.35 UNRWA and Palestine Refugees
- 1 Introduction and Background to Palestinian Displacement and the UN Response
- 2 UNRWA and Ongoing UN Engagement with Palestine Refugees
- 3 UNRWA, UNCCP, and UNHCR: The Debate over Protection
- 4 Palestinian Refugees and the Politics of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) and the Arab Host States
- 5 UNRWA’s Current Challenges and Prospects for the Future
- Ch.36 Complementary Protection
- Ch.37 Temporary Protection and Temporary Refuge
- Ch.38 The Internal Protection Alternative
- Ch.39 Exclusion
- Ch.40 Women in Refugee Jurisprudence
- Ch.41 Refugee Children
- Ch.42 Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity in Refugee Claims
- Ch.43 Protecting Refugees with Disabilities
- Ch.44 Stateless Refugees
- 1 Introduction
- 2 ‘Not Having A Nationality’ in the Refugee Definition
- 3 The Sequel to ‘Not Having A Nationality’ in the Refugee Definition
- 4 Having an ‘Ineffective’ Nationality: The Discredited Notion of De Facto Statelessness
- 5 Naturalization and Stateless Refugees
- 6 Conclusion
- Ch.45 Conflict Refugees
- Ch.46 Displacement in the Context of Climate Change and Disasters
- Ch.47 Internal Displacement
- Part VI Refugee Rights and Realities
- Ch.48 The Right to Asylum
- Ch.49 National Constitutions and the Right to Asylum
- Ch.50 Non-refoulement
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Sources of the Obligation of Non-refoulement: Treaty Law
- 3 Beneficiaries of the Obligation
- 4 Non-refoulement in Customary International Law
- 5 Content and Scope of the Obligation of Non-refoulement
- 6 Extraterritorial Scope of the Prohibition on Refoulement: Practice, Scholarship, and Case Law
- 7 Non-refoulement and Diplomatic Asylum
- 8 Constructive or Disguised Refoulement
- 9 Conclusion
- Ch.51 Non-penalization and Non-Criminalization
- Ch.52 The Right to Liberty
- Ch.53 The Right to Work
- Ch.54 The Right to Education
- Ch.55 The Right to Family Reunification
- Ch.56 The Digital Transformation of Refugee Governance
- Part VII The End of Refugeehood—Cessation and Durable Solutions
- Ch.57 Cessation
- Ch.58 Refugee Naturalization and Integration
- Ch.59 Reimagining Voluntary Repatriation
- Ch.60 Resettlement
- Ch.61 Onward Migration
- Part VIII Accountability for Displacement and Refugee Rights Violations
- Ch.62 Restitution and Other Remedies for Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons
- Ch.63 The Responsibility of Armed Groups Concerning Displacement
- Ch.64 The Accountability of International Organizations in Refugee and Migration Law
- Ch.65 Border Crimes as Crimes against Humanity
- Introducing International Refugee Law as a Scholarly Field
- Further Material
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