International refugee law : a reader /
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| Imprint: | New Delhi ; Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage Publications, 2000. |
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| Description: | xxix, 613 p. : form ; 25 cm. |
| Language: | English |
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| Format: | Print Book |
| URL for this record: | http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/3998709 |
Table of Contents:
- Part 1. Who is a Refugee?
- Early Definitions
- The 1951 Convention Definition
- The 1967 Protocol
- Removal of Temporal and Geographical Limitations
- The OAU Convention and the Cartagena Declaration
- Asia
- AALCC Principals
- Stateless Persons
- Are We All Refugees?
- Part 2. Asylum
- History
- The Principal of Non-refoulement
- A Norm of Customary International Law
- The Principal of Non-refoulement and State Practice
- Concept of Temporary Protection
- The Principal of Burden-sharing
- Extradition and Non-refoulement
- Part 3. Rights and Duties of Refugees
- Lifeworld of Refugees
- Rights of Refugees
- Future of the Refugee Rights Regime
- Duties of Refugees
- Part 4. The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (Unhcr)
- Predecessors
- UNHCR
- Structure, Mandate and Functions
- UNHCR and NGOs
- Refugees and the Role of ICRC
- Part 5. Causes of Refugee Flows and the Law of State Responsibility
- The Causes of Refugee Flows
- The Law of State Responsibility
- Part 6. Durable Solutions
- Resettlement
- Local Integration
- Voluntary Repatriation
- The Most Desirable Solution?
- Voluntary Repatriation
- Legal Framework
- Organised Repatriation
- Spontaneous Repatriation
- Durable Solutions and Refugee Children
- Part 7. International Law and Internally Displaced Persons
- Refugees and IDPs Distinguished
- Need for Separate Instrument
- Definition
- Law of Humanitarian Assistance
- Guiding Principals on Internal Displacement
- Role of UNHCR
- Safety Zones
- Part 8. Legal Condition of Refugees in India
- The Story of Partition Refugees
- Legal Framework
- Tibetan Refugees
- Refugees from Bangladesh
- Sri Lankan Tamil Refugees
- India and the 1951 Convention
- India and the UNHCR