Looking at two of the key paradigms of the post-Cold War era â national sovereignty, and human rights â this book examines the possibilities for their reconciliation from a global perspective. Scholars and students of human rights, migration, nationalism and multiculturalism will find this a very valuable resource.
Looking at two of the key paradigms of the post-Cold War era â national sovereignty, and human rights â this book examines the possibilities for their reconciliation from a global perspective. Scholars and students of human rights, migration, nationalism and multiculturalism will find this a very valuable resource.
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Global Perspectives on Immigration and Multiculturalisation
Tetsu Sakurai is Professor of Contemporary Jurisprudence in the Graduate School of Intercultural Studies at Kobe University, Japan. Mauro Zamboni is Professor in Legal Theory at the Faculty of Law, Stockholm University, Sweden.
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Introduction Tetsu Sakurai Part 1 Tension between National Sovereignty and Rights of Immigrants 1. Human Rights to Asylum and Non-Refoulement: Rights of Expulsi and Suppliants in the System of Natural and Volitional Law Formulated by Hugo Grotius Rainer Keil 2. Self-determination and Immigration Control: A Critique Kevin Ip 3. International Borders, Immigration and Nondomination Joshua Kassner Part 2 State Legislation and the Statuses of Immigrants 4. Law-Making to Face the Migration Crisis: Developing Legislative Policy (Analysing the Swedish Case) Mauro Zamboni 5. Can the Law Create Discrimination? Migration, Territorial Sovereignty and the Search for Equality Valeria Marzocco 6. The Gap between Constitutional Rights and Human Rights: The Status of 'Foreigners' in Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law Akiko Ejima Part 3 Human Rights and Border Control 7. From Formalist Circumvention to Substantive Fulfilment: Taking Human and Fundamental Rights Seriously in European Migration Policy Frederik von Harbou 8. Does International Human Rights Protection Trigger a Copernican Revolution for Immigration Law? Stefan Schlegel 9. Migration, Neighbourliness, and Belonging Steven Scalet 10. Reflective Inclusiveness as a Bridge between Human Rights and Nationalistic Attachment Tetsu Sakurai Conclusion Mauro Zamboni
Introduction Tetsu Sakurai Part 1 Tension between National Sovereignty and Rights of Immigrants 1. Human Rights to Asylum and Non-Refoulement: Rights of Expulsi and Suppliants in the System of Natural and Volitional Law Formulated by Hugo Grotius Rainer Keil 2. Self-determination and Immigration Control: A Critique Kevin Ip 3. International Borders, Immigration and Nondomination Joshua Kassner Part 2 State Legislation and the Statuses of Immigrants 4. Law-Making to Face the Migration Crisis: Developing Legislative Policy (Analysing the Swedish Case) Mauro Zamboni 5. Can the Law Create Discrimination? Migration, Territorial Sovereignty and the Search for Equality Valeria Marzocco 6. The Gap between Constitutional Rights and Human Rights: The Status of 'Foreigners' in Constitutional Law and International Human Rights Law Akiko Ejima Part 3 Human Rights and Border Control 7. From Formalist Circumvention to Substantive Fulfilment: Taking Human and Fundamental Rights Seriously in European Migration Policy Frederik von Harbou 8. Does International Human Rights Protection Trigger a Copernican Revolution for Immigration Law? Stefan Schlegel 9. Migration, Neighbourliness, and Belonging Steven Scalet 10. Reflective Inclusiveness as a Bridge between Human Rights and Nationalistic Attachment Tetsu Sakurai Conclusion Mauro Zamboni
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