The Kampala convention and its contributions to international law : legal analyses and interpretations of the African union convention for the protection and assistance of internally displaced persons /
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| Author / Creator: | Mehari Taddele Maru, author. |
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| Imprint: | The Hague, Netherlands ; Portland, Oregon : Eleven International Publishing, 2014. ©2014 |
| Description: | 1 online resource (433 pages) : illustrations, graphs, tables |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | E-Resource Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/11274699 |
Table of Contents:
- The kampala convention and its contributions to international law: legal analyses and interpretations of the african union convention for the protection and assistance of internally displaced persons; table of contents; acknowledgment; foreword; introduction; list of illustrations; abbreviations and acronyms; documents; 1 introduction; 1.1 internal displacement and internally displaced persons (idps); 1.1.1 the contributions of the kampala convention; 1.1.2 the originality and importance of the kampala convention; 1.2 the problem of protracted displacement.
- 1.2.1 the plight of idps and the protection mechanism1.2.2 protection of idps and international law: the protection gap; 1.3 the kampala convention; 1.3.1 a brief summary of the kampala convention; 1.3.2 legislative history of the kampala convention; 1.4 an overview of the book; 2 conceptualization of internal displacement; 2.1 migration defined; 2.2 distinction between voluntary and forced migration; 2.3 migration as a global agenda; 2.3.1 the end of the cold war; 2.3.2 policy shift: from encouragement to containment; 2.3.3 economic globalization, global governance and forced migration.
- 2.3.4 revolution in transportation, information and communication technology2.4 new concerns about issues of forced migration; 2.5 internal and external displacement: idps and refugees; 2.6 definition and causes of internal displacement; 2.7 special needs and vulnerabilities of idps; 2.8 the protection gap in international law; 2.8.1 conceptual issues in the governance of internal displacement; 3 the current situations and patterns of displacement in africa; 3.1 problems with idp-related data; 3.2 current situation of displacement; 3.2.1 conflict-induced displacement (cid).
- 3.2.2 development-induced displacement (did)3.2.3 natural disaster-induced displacement (ndid); 3.2.4 man-made disaster-induced displacement (mdid); 3.3 current trends and patterns of internal displacement in africa; 3.4 internally displaced children, women, minority groups and elderly people; 3.5 african protracted displacement and its impacts; 3.5.1 idp camps; 3.5.2 health in idp camps; 4 prevention of internal displacement under the kampala convention; 4.1 the objectives of the kampala convention; 4.1.1 addressing the root causes and consequences of internal displacement.
- 4.1.2 establishing the legal, policy and institutional framework for the protection and assistance of idps4.1.3 stipulating and clarifying the obligations of various actors; 4.1.4 offering legal and institutional mechanisms for monitoring implementation and cooperation; 4.1.5 pressure from countries of destination and transit regarding refugees and migrants; 4.2 definitions and causes of internal displacement under the kampala convention; 4.2.1 definition of idps; 4.2.2 causes of internal displacement under the kampala convention.