دانلود کتاب States, the Law and Access to Refugee Protection: Fortresses and Fairness

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Preface\nContents\nList of Editors and Contributors\nAbbreviations\nPart I:\r\rConceptual Background\n 1\n Access to Refugee Protection\n I. Introduction\n II. Background: \"Asylum\" and \"Refugee Protection\"\n III. States, Access to Territory and the Law\n IV. \"Asylum Justice\" and Contemporary Due Process Challenges\n V. Conclusion\n 2\n Asylum in the Context of Immigration Control\n I. Introduction\n II. The Limits of the Refugee Convention\n III. The Impact of \"Fortress Europe\" on Protection\n IV. The Migrant and the Refugee: A Costly Distinction\n V. Alan Kurdi: The Human Refugee\n VI. Conclusion: Racism, Exclusion and Blaming the Victim\nPart II:\r\rAccess to Territory\n 3\n Where Do State Responsibilities Begin and End?\n I. Introduction\n II. The Application of Human Rights Law to Borders\n III. The Border Monitoring Experience in Hungary 2007-13: Difficulties in Accessing Protection\n IV. The Change of Practice in 2013-14: Towards a More Comprehensive Border Control Practice\n V. Building a Physical and Legal Fence: Closure of Hungary\"s Southern Borders\n VI. Litigation and Follow-up of the Cases of Removed Refugees and Migrants\n VII. Conclusions\n 4\n Access to International Protection\n I. Background and Context\n II. The Current Situation and the New Law\n III. Access to Physical Territory: Problems at the Turkish Borders\n IV. Barriers to Accessing Asylum Justice: The Role of the UNHCR in Turkey\n V. UNHCR\"S Limited Access to Removal Centres\n VI. Conclusion\n 5\n Interdiction and Screening of Asylum Seekers at Sea\n I. Introduction\n II. Relevant Legal Principles\n III. Screening at Sea and Fairness-State Practice\n IV. ANALYSIS\n V. Conclusion\n 6\n Detained at the Border\n I. Introduction\n II. Overview of Central American Refugee Migration to the United States\n III. Primary Causes of Flight from Central America\n Iv. Crossing the Border: Obstacles to Entry for Central American Refugees\n V. Conclusion\nPart III:\r\rAccess to Justice and a Refugee Status Determination Procedure\n 7\n Accessing Fair and Efficient Asylum Procedures in the EU\n I. Introduction\n II. Access to Protection at the EU External Borders: Safeguards and Gaps in the EU Legal Framework\n III. Access to the Asylum Procedure and Ensuring Quality of Decision-making\n IV. Access to a Fair and Efficient Asylum Procedure in Practice in Selected EU Member States\n V. Conclusion\n 8\n The State of the Asylum System in South Africa\n I. Introduction\n II. Legal Framework: 1998-2014\n III. Restricting Access: Policies and Practice\n IV. Policy Shift: The \"New Paradigm\"\n V. Conclusion\n 9\n Access to Asylum and Reception Conditions in Western Balkans\n I. Introduction\n II. Development of Asylum Systems and the Role of External Conditioning\n III. Access to Asylum and Refugee Status Determination\n IV. Enabling Protection: Refugees\" Recognition Rates\n V. Reception Conditions in Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia\n VI. Discussion and Conclusion\n 10\n Access to Justice for Syrian Refugees in Lebanon\n I. Introduction\n II. Legal Background\n III. Refugee Presence, Policy and Access to Process\n IV. Conditions and Consequences\n V. Conclusion\n 11\n Accelerated Asylum Procedures in the United Kingdom and Australia\n I. Introduction\n II. United Kingdom\n III. Australia\n IV. Conclusion\n 12\n Access to Asylum for Victims of Trafficking under a Human Rights-based Approach\n I. Introduction\n II. The Human Rights Framework for Victims of Human Trafficking\n III. Identification of Victims of Trafficking in Asylum Procedures\n IV. Access to the Asylum Procedure\n V. Access to International Protection\n VI. Solutions\n 13\n States, the Law and Access to Refugee Protection\n I. Introduction\n II. Access to Territory\n III. Access to Asylum Procedures\n IV. Conclusion\nIndex