ISBN:
9789004153745
Language:
English
Pages:
Online-Ressource (1025 p)
,
25 cm
Edition:
Online-Ausg.] Brill Nijhoff E-Books Collections : Human Rights and Humanitarian Law ; International Law 2006-2008
Series Statement:
Immigration and asylum law and policy in Europe
Series Statement:
Nijhoff eBook titles 2006
Parallel Title:
Erscheint auch als EU immigration and asylum law
Keywords:
Asylum, Right of
;
Emigration and immigration law
;
Asielrecht
;
Europees recht
;
Immigratie
;
EU-landen / gtt
;
EU-landen
Abstract:
Preliminary Material /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 1. Overview /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 2. From Black Market to Constitution: the Development of the Institutional Framework for EC Immigration and Asylum Law /Steve Peers -- Chapter 3. The EU Institutions and Title IV /Steve Peers -- Chapter 4. Out of the Ghetto? the Personal Scope of EU Law /Elspeth Guild and Steve Peers -- Chapter 5. Human Rights in the EU Legal Order: Practical Relevance for EC Immigration and Asylum Law /Steve Peers -- Chapter 6. Enlargement of the EU and Title IV by Judit Tóth /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 7. Border Controls /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 8. Visa List /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 9. Visa Policy /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 10. Responsibility for Applications for Asylum /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 11. Eurodac /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 12. Minimum Standards for Reception /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 13. Refugee Definition and Subsidiary Protection /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 14. Asylum Procedures /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 15. Temporary Protection /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 16. Massive Refugee Flows and Europes Temporary Protection /Geza Tessenyi -- Chapter 17. Challenges to Forging a Common European Asylum System in Line with International Obligations /Frances Nicholson -- Chapter 18. Gender and EU Asylum Law /Nathalia Pendo Berkowitz -- Chapter 19. Family Reunion /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 20. Long-term Residents /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 21. Migration for Employment and Self-employment /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 22. Admission of Students and Others /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 23. Social Security /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 24. The Socio-Economic Agenda of EC Immigration and Asylum Policy /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 25. Mutual Recognition of Expulsion Decisions /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 26. Carrier Sanctions /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 27. Trafficking in Human Beings /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 28. Facilitation of Irregular Entry, Residence and Movement /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 29. Victims of Trafficking or Smuggling /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 30. Transit for Expulsion /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 31. EC Readmission Agreements /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers -- Chapter 32. Control of Irregular Migration and EU Law and Policy: a Human Rights Deficit /Ryszard Cholewinski -- Annexes /Steve Peers and Nicola Rogers.
Abstract:
Since entry into force of the Treaty of Amsterdam on 1 May 1999, the EU has considered, and in many cases adopted, many proposals for legislation or measures implementing legislation in the area of immigration and asylum law. These measures run the gamut from highly technical operational matters to broad measures covering basic aspects of immigration and asylum law. Between them, the proposed or adopted measures cover virtually every possible issue in relation to immigration or asylum. This book contains the text of and commentary upon a large number of these measures proposed or adopted up until 1 January 2006, including all of the most important ones. It also includes the text of the key measures concerning asylum, legal migration and irregular migration. A full list of the measures with references to their legislative history is provided. The authors of each commentary are experts in the field of EU immigration and asylum law, and the areas covered include visa and border controls, asylum, legal migration and integration, and irregular migration
Note:
Includes bibliographical references
DOI:
10.1163/ej.9789004153745.i-1027
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