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 The First Decade of EU Migration and Asylum Law

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-xvi)   (140K)
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    • Contents
    • Preface To The First Decade Of EU Migration And Asylum Law By Elspeth Guild, Paul Minderhoud And Ryszard Cholewinski
  • Introduction: Migration And Law In Europe (1-22) by Kees Groenendijk   (118K)
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    • 1. The First Decade Of The New EU Migration Law (2000–2010)
    • 2. From Discretion To Law
    • 3. From National To European Law
    • 4. From Integration To Exclusion
    • 5. The Years Ahead
  • Citizenship In Motion: The Development Of The Freedom Of Movement For Citizens In The Case-Law Of The Court Of Justice Of The European Union (23-46) by Jonathan Tomkin   (122K)
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    • 1. Freedom Of Movement For Persons Prior To The Introduction Of Union Citizenship
    • 2. Freedom Of Movement For Citizens
    • 3. Union Citizens’ Right To Equal Treatment
    • 4. National Measures Hindering The Exercise Of Free Movement Rights
    • 5. Beyond Freedom Of Movement: The Rights Of ‘Static’ Union Citizens
    • 6. Conclusion
  • EU Free Movement Of Persons And Member States’ Solidarity Systems: Searching For A Balance (47-74) by Herwig Verschueren   (150K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Impact Of A Broad Definition Of ‘Worker’ In EU Law On The Entitlement To Social Minimum Benefits For Economically Inactive Persons
    • 3. The Entitlement To Social Minimum Benefits Under The European System Of Co-Ordination Of Social Security Schemes
    • 4. Relationship Between The EU Social Security Co-Ordination For Minimum Subsistence Benefits And Residence Directive 2004/38
    • 5. Access To Minimum Subsistence Benefits Not Covered By The Social Security Co-Ordination
    • 6. Concluding Remarks
  • The Privileged Treatment Of Turkish Nationals (75-92) by Denis Martin   (98K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. Nature Of The Treatment Of Turkish Nationals By The Court Of Justice
    • 2. A Privileged Treatment?
    • 3. A Too Privileged Treatment?
    • 4. Conclusion
  • Has Europeanization Silenced Criticism On Intergovernmental External Border Cooperation? (93-126) by Helen Oosterom-Staples   (158K)
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    • 1. The Level Playing Field
    • 2. Defining Short Stays
    • 3. Entry Conditions
    • 4. At The External Border
    • 5. The Balance Sheet
  • The EU Acquis On Irregular Migration Ten Years On: Still Reinforcing Security At The Expense Of Rights? (127-178) by Ryszard Cholewinski   (249K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Development Of EU Policy On Irregular Migration
    • 3. Battening Down The Hatches: The EU Acquis On Irregular Migration Examined
    • 4. Defining A More Positive And Comprehensive Approach?
    • 5. Conclusion
  • The Good, The Bad And The Ugly In EU Migration Law: Is The European Parliament Becoming Bad And Ugly? (The Adoption Of Directive 2008/115: The Returns Directive) (179-206) by Diego Acosta Arcarazo   (142K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Background
    • 3. Co-Decision In Theory And In Practice
    • 4. The Process Of Adoption Of The Directive
    • 5. Recent Developments Regarding The Implementation And Interpretation Of The Directive
    • 6. Conclusions
  • Detention Of Foreigners (207-226) by Galina Cornelisse   (111K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. ‘Lawful’ Detention ‘In Accordance With A Procedure Prescribed By Law’
    • 3. Lawfulness Of Immigration Detention ‘In A Broader Sense’
    • 4. Deprivation Of Liberty Of Persons Of Unsound Mind, Alcoholics And Vagrants
    • 5. Inadequate Protection For Immigration Detainees?
    • 6. The Liberty Of Immigrants And The Laws Of The European Union
    • 7. Conclusions
  • The Impact Of The Treaty Of Lisbon Over EU Policies On Migration, Asylum And Borders: The Struggles Over The Ownership Of The Stockholm Programme (227-254) by Sergio Carrera   (148K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The First Phase Of The Eu’s AFSJ: From Tampere To Stockholm (Through The Hague)
    • 3. The Stockholm Affair
    • 4. The Impact Of The Lisbon Treaty
    • 5. Conclusions And Reflections On The Future Of The Eu’s Immigration, Borders And Asylum Policies
  • Common EU Standards On Asylum – Optional Harmonisation And Exclusive Procedures? (255-272) by Jens Vedsted-Hansen   (102K)
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    • 1. Background: The Tampere Aspirations
    • 2. The Optionalist Asylum Procedures Directive
    • 3. Diverging Harmonisation Strategies – Diversification Or Evasion?
    • 4. Reconsideration Of The Impact Of Regulatory Differences
    • 5. Critical Assessment Of The Asylum Directives
    • 6. The Single Asylum Procedure As A Future Solution?
  • The Externalisation Of European Migration Control And The Reach Of International Refugee Law (273-298) by T. Gammeltoft-Hansen   (145K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Art Of Jurisdiction Shopping And International Refugee Law
    • 3. Do Refugee Rights Apply Extraterritorially? The Non-Refoulement Principle Revisited
    • 4. Extraterritorial Migration Control, Human Rights Obligations And The Concept Of Jurisdiction
    • 5. Outsourcing Migration Control And Secondary State Responsibility
    • 6. Conclusion
  • The Long-Term Residents Directive: A Fulfilment Of The Tampere Objective Of Near-Equality? (299-328) by Louise Halleskov Storgaard   (155K)
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    • 1. Introduction: Third-Country Nationals And The European Union
    • 2. The Long-Term Residents Directive
    • 3. Equal Treatment
    • 4. Conclusion
    • 5. Developments Since 2005
  • Love Thy Neighbour: Family Reunification And The Rights Of Insiders (329-350) by Betty De Hart   (120K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. First Admittance Cases
    • 3. Expulsion Cases
    • 4. Conclusions
  • An Ideal Husband? Marriages Of Convenience, Moral Gate-Keeping And Immigration To The United Kingdom (351-374) by Helena Wray   (131K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Defining The Undefinable: Genuine And Sham Marriages
    • 3. 1969–1985: Some More Equal Than Others
    • 4. 1985–1997: Primary Purpose – Exclusion
    • 5. 1997 To Present: Intention To Live Together And ‘Accidental’ Moral Gate-Keeping
    • 6. 2005-Present: The Hunting Of The Sham Marriage
    • 7. Conclusion
  • Effective Remedies For Third Country Nationals In EU Law: Justice Accessible To All? (375-400) by Evelien Brouwer   (127K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. General Principles Of EU Law
    • 3. Effective Remedies In EU Immigration And Asylum Law
    • 4. Conclusions
  • Access To An Effective Remedy Before A Court Or Tribunal In Asylum Cases (401-436) by Marcelle Reneman   (181K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Right To An Effective Remedy Required By The Procedures Directive
    • 3. The EU Right To An Effective Remedy And Its Sources Of Inspiration
    • 4. The Right Of Access To An Effective Remedy Before A Court Or Tribunal And Its Limitations
    • 5. Notification Of The Asylum Decision And Information On Available Remedies
    • 6. Time-Limits For Lodging The Appeal
    • 7. Access To (Free) Legal Assistance
    • 8. Time Between Asylum Decision And Expulsion
    • 9. Conclusion
  • Immigration, Asylum And The European Union Charter Of Fundamental Rights (437-468) by Steve Peers   (161K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Background And Context
    • 3. Substance Of The Charter
    • 4. Conclusions
  • Appendix (469-472)   (51K)
  • List of Contributors (473-478)   (65K)
  • Index (479-485)   (69K)