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 Extraterritorial Immigration Control: Legal Challenges

Contents

• • Preliminary Material (i-x)   (94K)
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    • Contents
    • Preface
    • List Of Contributors
  • Extraterritorial Immigration Control: What Role For Legal Guarantees? (1-37) by Bernard Ryan   (158K)
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    • Introduction
    • 1. Visa Requirements
    • 2. Pre-Embarkation Controls
    • 3. Interdiction At Sea
    • 4. Conclusion: Restoring Legal Guarantees?
  • Extraterritorial Immigration Control In The 21st Century: The Individual And The State Transformed (38-64) by Valsamis Mitsilegas   (128K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Extraterritorial Immigration Control And Security
    • 3. Extraterritorial Immigration Control, Security And Globalisation
    • 4. Extraterritorial Immigration Control And The State: Transforming Responsibility
    • 5. Extraterritorial Immigration Control And The Individual: Transforming Identity And Rights
    • 6. Conclusion
  • The Concept Of State Jurisdiction And The Applicability Of The Non-Refoulement Principle To Extraterritorial Interception Measures (65-99) by Anja Klug and Tim Howe   (148K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Evolving Concept Of State Jurisdiction
    • 3. Jurisprudence Of International And Regional Courts And Human Rights Treaty Bodies On The Extraterritorial Scope Of Human Rights Treaties
    • 4. The Applicability Of The Non-Refoulement Principle In The Context Of Extraterritorial Interception Measures
    • 5. Critical Assessment
    • 6. Concluding Remarks
  • The International Law Of The Sea And Migration Control (100-146) by Richard Barnes   (191K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Field Independence And The Cross-Fertilisation Of International Legal Norms
    • 3. Attributes Defining The Contemporary Law Of The Sea
    • 4. International Law Of The Sea And The Regulation Of Migration:Extraterritorial Asylum Claims
    • 5. International Law Of The Sea And The Rescue Of Persons In Distress
    • 6. Conclusions
  • The Legal Framework Concerning The Smuggling Of Migrants At Sea Under The Un Protocol On The Smuggling Of Migrants By Land, Sea And Air (147-162) by Tom Obokata   (91K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Definition Of Smuggling
    • 3. The Key Obligations Of States Under The Smuggling Protocol
    • 4. Key Problems With The Current Legal Framework
    • 5. Conclusion
  • Europe Beyond Its Borders: Refugee And Human Rights Protection In Extraterritorial Immigration Control (163-194) by Maarten Den Heijer   (133K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Multiplication Of Europe's External Borders
    • 3. Community Law And Extraterritorial Border Control
    • 4. International Refugee Law And Extraterritorial Border Control
    • 5. State Responsibility For Outsourcing Border Controls
    • 6. Conclusion
  • Extraterritorial Migration Control And Human Rights: Preserving The Responsibility Of The Eu And Its Member States (195-224) by Evelien Brouwer   (128K)
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    • 1. Introduction: Oh, Border Where Art Thou?
    • 2. Eu Policy: Shifting Border Controls And Responsibilities?
    • 3. Human Rights Within The Legal Framework Of The Eu
    • 4. Extraterritorial Application Of Human Rights: Reading Bankoviç
    • 5. Human Rights Beyond External Borders
    • 6. Conclusion: Protecting Human Rights Abroad
  • Extraterritorial Border Controls In The Eu: The Role Of Frontex In Operations At Sea (225-251) by Anneliese Baldaccini   (123K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Establishment Of Frontex, The Eu Border Agency
    • 3. Frontex Joint Operations At Sea
    • 4. Assessment Of Frontex Joint Operations
    • Conclusions
  • The Transformation Of European Border Controls (252-273) by Elspeth Guild and Didier Bigo   (106K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Ambiguity Of Frontiers In The European Union (Schengen And Others)
    • 3. Policing At The Legal Limits Of The Border? Practices Of Policing And Accessto Rights
    • 4. Policing At A Distance – Extraterritorial Controls – Reshaping Of Democratic Identity
    • 5. Conclusions
  • Migration Control At Sea: The Italian Case (274-304) by Alessia Di Pascale   (136K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. The Legislative Strategy To Fight Illegal Migration By Sea
    • 3. Enhancing Cooperation And The Involvement Of Other Eu Member States And Concerned Countries At Multilateral Level
    • 4. Strengthening Of Bilateral Cooperation With Countries Of Originand Transit
    • 5. The Balance Between Human Rights Protection And Control Of Irregular Migratory Flows
    • 6. Concluding Remarks
  • Extraterritorial Strategies To Tackle Irregular Immigration By Sea: A Spanish Perspective (305-340) by Paula García Andrade   (157K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Spain And The Extraterritorial Interception Of Migrants At Sea
    • 3. Spain And The Extraterritorial Pursuit Of Organised Crime At Sea, Especially The Smuggling Of Migrants
    • 4. Conclusions
  • Controlling Migration By Sea: The Australian Case (341-368) by Susan Kneebone   (131K)
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    • 1. Introduction: Policies In Context
    • 2. Australia And Refugees – A History Of Deterrence Of ‘Boat People’
    • 3. The Regional Context: Arrangements With Indonesia
    • 4. The Mv Tampa Incident And The Formation Of The Pacific Plan – Policy Made At Sea
    • 5. Evaluation Of Australia's Extraterritorial Processing Under The Pacific Plan
    • 6. Response To The Pacific Plan
    • 7. Sequel – ‘Non-Statutory Processing’ On Christmas Island
    • 8. Conclusion – Lessons From Australia's Experience
  • Us Migrant Interdiction Practices In International And Territorial Waters (369-390) by Niels Frenzen   (104K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Origins Of The Us Interdiction Programme
    • 3. The Initial Interdiction Programme, 1981–1991
    • 4. Modified Interdiction Practices, 1991–1995
    • 5. Current Interdiction Practices
    • 6. Conclusion
  • The Uk And Extraterritorial Immigration Control: Entry Clearance And Juxtaposed Control (391-423) by Gina Clayton   (140K)
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    • 1. Introduction
    • 2. Entry Clearance
    • 3. Juxtaposed Controls
    • 4. Conclusion
  • Bibliography (424-438)   (101K)
  • Index (439-441)   (47K)