Refugee law and policy : international and U.S. responses

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Refugee law and policy : international and U.S. responses

edited by Ved P. Nanda

(Studies in human rights, no. 9)

Greenwood Press, 1989

  • alk. paper

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"Published under title auspices of the Consortium on Human Rights Development."

Bibliography: p. [211]-217

Includes index

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内容説明

Written by a distinguished group of social scientists, the essays address critical aspects of the global refugee situation. The contributors analyze the current problem from the perspectives of law, ethics, and social science, paying particular attention to the linkages and conflicts between international and national refugee issues and concerns. Arguing that a serious gap exists between the obligations undertaken by government delegations to the various refugee conventions and what is actually required to meet the needs of the displaced, the contributors issue a call for concerted international action to address the refugee challenge, explore alternatives to existing policies, and suggest choices consistent with the goal of human dignity for all. Following an introductory chapter on the nature of the refugee problem, the volume is divided into four parts. The contributors first explore international responses to the refugee problem examining such issues as the rights of refugees under international law, the problem of accountability, and conflicting trends in Western European refugee policies. In a section devoted to the United States response, topics covered include U.S. refugee policy in Africa, Central American refugees, the role of Congress and the courts, and trends in U.S. immigration law and policy. The following chapters address the response of citizens and church-affiliated groups while the concluding section examines ways in which countries can act both to avert the flow of refugees and provide more effective protection for those that need it. An excellent set of readings for courses in international relations and international law, this volume is an important step towards the solution of the international refugee crisis.

目次

Preface Nature of the Refugee Problem Refugee Law and Policy International Responses Accountability, Asylum, and Sanctuary: Challenging Our Political and Legal Imagination The Rights of Refugees Under International Humanitarian Law Deterring Refugee-Generating Conduct Conflicting Trends in Western European Refugee Policies The U.S. Response Persistent Problems and Political Issues in U.S. Immigration Law and Policy Central American Refugees: A Consequence of War and Social Upheaval U.S. Refugee Policy in Africa The Role of the U.S. Congress and Courts in the Application of the Refugee Act of 1980 The Development of Refugee Policy and Mental Health Programming in Colorado The Response of Citizens and Church-Affiliated Groups Ethical Aspects of Refugee Issues and U.S. Policy The Refugee Crisis and the Law: The "City Sanctuary" Response The Challenges Ahead The Challenge: Averting Flows of Refugees and Providing Effective Protection and Durable Solutions Selected Bibliography Index

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