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Seeking Asylum at Embassies : A Right to Entry Under International Law?

Noll, Gregor - 2010

Is the processing of asylum claims at embassies and the grant of `humanitarian visas` within the framework of Protected Entry Procedures a mere expression of the political benevolence on behalf of potential host states vis-agrave;-vis protection seekers, or do both reflect legal obligations owed...

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International Refugee Law : Dominant and Emerging Approaches

Lambert, Helene - 2009

International refugee law scholarship has long been dominated by a positivist tradition. Within this tradition, the human rights approach has now become the dominant approach. However, states and the formal agreements they agree to get us only so far in explaining how refugee law is created and...

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Ping-pong Asylum : Renegotiating the Safe Third Country Agreement

Falconer, Robert - 2019

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Humanitarian versus development aid for refugees : evidence from a regression discontinuity design

MacPherson, Claire; Sterck, Olivier - 2019

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A Sometimes Dangerous Convergence : Refugee Law, Human Rights Law and the Meaning of 'Effective Protection'

Ogg, Kate - 2015

In late 2011 the High Court of Australia and the European Court of Justice made rulings on the conditions under which asylum seekers can be transferred to a third country. The High Court of Australia held that asylum seekers cannot be transferred unless they will be protected from persecution...

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Climate Change Migration, Refugee Protection, and Adaptive Capacity-Building

McLeman, Robert - 2015

climate change-related migration are the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and the United Nations Framework … Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). People displaced by climate change would not qualify for protection as Convention refugees …

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The Syrian Crisis : Rights of Refugees in a Visa Regulated World

Arusi, Hadil - 2016

since World War II. The Syrian refugees are now the largest group of refugees from a single conflict. Millions of Syrians …The Syrian conflict has been raging for more than five years and it is now the world's largest humanitarian crisis … international community is obligated to protect and assist refugees. Turkey has accepted more Syrian refugees than any other country …

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Forced Environmental Migration and International Refugee Law : A Critical Review

Arnaud, Virginie - 2016

The main purpose of this paper is to present the current state of research concerning protection on environmental migrants. The legal context of forced environmental migrations becomes and issue researched for more than thirty years. According to the most common understanding, the term "forced...

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Systemrelevant, aber unsichtbar: Arbeitsbedingungen migrantischer und geflüchteter Amazon-Zusteller*innen während der COVID-19-Pandemie

Kohlenberger, Judith; Zilinskaite, Milda; Hajro, Aida; … - Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für Wien / … - 2021

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Essential, yet Invisible: working conditions of Amazon delivery workers during COVID-19 and beyond

Kohlenberger, Judith; Zilinskaite, Milda; Hajro, Aida; … - Kammer für Arbeiter und Angestellte für Wien / … - 2021

Despite the heightened attention granted by the coronavirus crisis, low-skilled essential labor remains largely invisible. A particularly under-researched and hard-to-access group of employees are Amazon delivery workers, whose workload and health risks increased significantly during national...

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