Foundations of international migration law

Previously published in English in 'Foundations of international migration law' (eds. Opeskin, Brian; Perruchoud, Richard and Redpath-Cross, Jillyanne; 2012)19 page(s

Conceptualising international migration law

16 page(s

Conceptualising international migration law

Previously published in English in 'Foundations of international migration law' (eds. Opeskin, Brian; Perruchoud, Richard and Redpath-Cross, Jillyanne; 2012)18 page(s

Foundations of international migration law

1.Conceptualising international migration law / Jillyanne Redpath-Cross -- 1.1.The evolution of international migration law -- 1.2.The evolution of international migration institutions -- 1.3.International migration law today -- 1.4.A search for order -- 1.5.Structure of this book -- 2.Contemporary patterns of international migration / Richard Bedford -- 2.1.Introduction -- 2.2.What is international migration? -- 2.3.Migration and globalisation -- 2.4.Migrant stocks, flows and visa categories -- 2.5.A global perspective on migrant stocks and flows -- 2.6.Regional perspectives on migrant stocks and flows -- 2.7.Looking ahead -- 3.Sources of international migration law / Vincent Chetail -- 3.1.Treaty law -- 3.2.Customary international law -- 3.3.Subsidiary sources of international law -- 3.4.Soft law -- 3.5.Conclusion -- 4.Nationality and statelessness / Brian Opeskin -- 4.1.Principles of nationality -- 4.2.Principles of statelessness -- 4.3.Particular issues -- 4.4.Relevance o f status to international migration -- 5.State sovereignty and freedom of movement / Richard Perruchoud -- 5.1.State sovereignty and control of external borders -- 5.2.Freedom of movement as a human right? -- 5.3.Regulating entry -- 5.4.Regulating exit -- 5.5.Facilitating implementation of free movement -- 5.6.Conclusion -- 6.International human rights of migrants / Michael Divine -- 6.1.Introduction -- 6.2.Evolution of human rights norms and their relevance to migrants -- 6.3.Contemporary rights and their protection -- 6.4.Conclusion -- 7.Refugees and asylum / James C. Hathaway -- 7.1.The evolution of international refugee law -- 7.2.Refugee status -- 7.3.Refugee rights -- 7.4.Challenges facing the refugee regime -- 8.Women, children and other marginalised migrant groups / Jacqueline Bhabha -- 8.1.Introduction -- 8.2.Child migrants -- 8.3.Women migrants -- 8.4.Migrants with disabilities -- 8.5.Conclusion -- 9.Human trafficking and smuggling / Jillyanne Redpath-Cross -- 9.1.Introduction -- 9.2.Trafficking of human beings -- 9.3.Smuggling of migrants -- 9.4.Conclusion -- 10.International migration by sea and air / Natalie Klein -- 10.1.Introduction -- 10.2.Extraterritorial interception -- 10.3.Carrier sanctions -- 10.4.Interdiction at sea -- 10.5.Stowaways -- 10.6.Human smuggling and trafficking by sea -- 10.7.Rescue of persons in distress at sea -- 10.8.Conclusion -- 11.International labour migration / Ryszard Cholewinski -- 11.1.Introduction -- 11.2.The importance of migrant workers in migrant stocks and flows -- 11.3.The role of the International Labour Organization -- 11.4.International human rights and the 1990 Convention on Migrant Workers -- 11.5.The myth of non-ratification -- 11.6.Regional instruments on labour migration -- 11.7.The role of `soft law' and related policy developments -- 11.8.Intergovernmental processes on labour migration -- 11.9.Conclusion -- 12.International trade law and labour mobility / Sophie Nonnenmacher -- 12.1.Introduction -- 12.2.GATS and the rules relating to the movement of natural persons -- 12.3.The immigration and labour dimensions of GATS Mode 4 -- 12.4.Current state of affairs -- 12.5.Conclusion -- 13.Global migration institutions and processes / Irena Omelaniuk -- 13.1.Introduction -- 13.2.What is the global governance of migration? -- 13.3.Intergovernmental organisations -- 13.4.United Nations and its agencies -- 13.5.Global and regional for a on migration -- 13.6.Conclusion -- 14.Regional processes, law and institutional developments on migration / Karoline Popp -- 14.1.Introduction -- 14.2.Regional institutions and their role in migration law and governance -- 14.3.Regional processes for migration cooperation -- 14.4.Regional instruments relating to migration -- 14.5.Conclusion -- 15.Emerging legal issues in international migration / Gervais Appave -- 15.1.Introduction -- 15.2.Internal displacement -- 15.3.Migration, climate change and the environment -- 15.4.Stranded migrants -- 15.5.Consultation, cooperation and governance.496 page(s

Le droit international de la migration

Previously published in English as 'Foundations of international migration law' (eds. Opeskin, Brian; Perruchoud, Richard and Redpath-Cross, Jillyanne; 2012)573 page(s