The Refugee Convention at Fifty

A View from Forced Migration Studies
Herausgeber: Selm, Joanne van; Spoljar-Vrzina, Sanja M; Nadig, Aninia; Morrison, John; Kamanga, Khoti

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Produktbeschreibung

Prompted by the fiftieth anniversary of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees, this volume collects essays by scholars from a wide range of disciplines, NGO staff, international organization professionals, and national-level policy makers. The contributors examine the impact of this legal document on forced migrants, the states they migrate from and to, and the societies they join and leave behind.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Lexington Books
• Seitenzahl: 256
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. März 2003
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 227mm x 156mm x 14mm
• Gewicht: 340g
• ISBN-13: 9780739105665
• ISBN-10: 0739105663
• Artikelnr.: 23245521

Autorenporträt

Edited by Van Joanne Selm; Khoti Kamanga; John Morrison; Aninia Nadig and Sanja M. poljar-Vrina - Contributions by Jean Allain; Geoffrey Care; Supang Chantavanich; François Crépeau; Jeff Crisp; Edvard Hauff; Gilbert Jaeger; Kemal Kirisci; Morten Kjærum;

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1 Introduction Chapter 2 Opening Keynote Address: The Refugee
Convention at Fifty Chapter 3 Global Solidarity: A Report of a Plenary
Session Chapter 4 Regional Approaches to Forced Migration Chapter 5 The
Refugee Convention Applied-Moral, Medical, Ethical, and Judicial Questions
and Limitations Chapter 6 Refugees: Whose Term is it Anyway?:Emic and Etic
Constructions of Refugees in Modern Greek Chapter 7 Insisting on the Jus
Cogens Nature ofNon-Refoulement Chapter 8 Turkey, UNHCR, and the 1951
Convention on Status of Refugees: Problems and Prospects of Cooperation
Chapter 9 Whither the Accountability Theory: Second-Class Status for
Third-Party Refugees as a Threat to International Refugee Protection
Chapter 10 The Geneva Convention and the European Union: A Fraught
Relationship Chapter 11 Roma Asylum Applicants in the U.K.: "Scroungers" or
"Scapegoats"? Chapter 12 Human Smuggling and Refugee Protection in the
European Union: Myths and Realities Chapter 13 The Fight Against Migrant
Smuggling: Migration Containment over Refugee Protection Chapter 14 Medical
Anthropology in the Service of Forcefully Migrating Populations: Current
Boundaries, Future Horizons, and Possible Delusions Chapter 15 The Refugee
Convention and Practice in South Asia: A Marriage of Inconvenience? Chapter
16 Closing Keynote Address