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 Legitimising Rejection: International Refugee Law in Southeast Asia

Contents

• • Preliminary Materials (i-xiv)   (94K)
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    • Contents
    • Acknowledgements
    • List Of Abbreviations
  • Introduction (1-22)   (123K)
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    • Existing Approaches
    • Explanatory Framework
    • How Rejection Has Been Legitimised
  • The Eurocentric 1951 Convention (23-56)   (157K)
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    • 1.1 Evolution Of International Refugee Protection
    • 1.2 The Creation Of The UNHCR
    • 1.3 Drafting The 1951 Convention And The UNHCR Statute
    • 1.4 The Outcome Of The 1951 Convention And The UNHCR Statute
    • 1.5 Conclusion
  • 1967 Protocol—An Addendum To The 1951 Convention (57-84)   (139K)
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    • 2.1 UNHCR And The Concept Of ‘Old’ And ‘New’ Refugees
    • 2.2 UNHCR And Refugee Crises In The Developing World
    • 2.3 The Bellagio Colloquium—Creating The 1967 Protocol
    • 2.4 Why A Protocol?
    • 2.5 The Inadequacy Of The 1967 Protocol
    • 2.6 Asian Responses To The 1967 Protocol
    • 2.7 Conclusion
  • The Beginning Of The Indochinese Refugee Crisis: 1975–1979 (85-114)   (145K)
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    • 3.1 A Background To The Indochinese Refugee Crisis
    • 3.2 Southeast Asian Responses At The Beginning Of The Indochinese Refugee Crisis: 1975–1977
    • 3.3 The Deepening Crisis: 1977–1978
    • 3.4 Rising Gap Between Incoming Asylum Seekers And Resettlement Places: 1978–1979
    • 3.5 The Role Of People Smugglers
    • 3.6 Conflict In Indochina
    • 3.7 1979 Conference On Refugees And Displaced Persons In Southeast Asia
    • 3.8 Conclusion
  • After The 1979 Conference: The Early 1980s (115-152)   (171K)
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    • 4.1 The Immediate Aftermath Of The 1979 Conference
    • 4.2 The Attempt To Create A Regional Refugee Protection Regime
    • 4.3 Ongoing Attempts To Gain Individual State Accessions
    • 4.4 Conclusion
  • ‘Compassion Fatigue’ In The Mid 1980s (153-186)   (158K)
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    • 5.1 Demands For Resettlement States To ‘Lift Their Game’
    • 5.2 Questioning The Refugee Status Of The Indochinese
    • 5.3 Why The Cambodians Were Not Refugees
    • 5.4 Breakdown Between Thailand And UNHCR Over The Pirate Crises
    • 5.5 More Listeners To Southeast Asian States By Mid 1980s
    • 5.6 Conclusion
  • The 1989 Comprehensive Plan Of Action (187-224)   (166K)
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    • 6.1 Background To The CPA
    • 6.2 CPA In Practice: Screening And Repatriation
    • 6.3 CPA Procedures In Practice
    • 6.4 Voluntary Repatriation
    • 6.5 CPA—The End Result
    • 6.6 Conclusion
  • Conclusion (225-232)   (56K)
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    • Politics And International Law
    • Migrant And Refugee Studies In Southeast Asia
  • Convention Relating To The Status Of Refugees (189 UNTS 150) (233-248)   (83K)
  • Statute Of The Office Of The United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees G.A. Res. 428 (V) U.N. Doc. A/1775 (1950) (249-254)   (58K)
  • 1967 Protocol Relating To The Status Of Refugees (606 UNTS 267) (255-258)   (63K)
  • Final Text Of The AALCC’s 1966 Bangkok Principles On Status And Treatment Of Refugees (259-266)   (71K)
  • Bibliography (267-284)   (105K)
  • Index (285-288)   (55K)