The first decade of EU migration and asylum law /
Guild, Elspeth.
Minderhoud, P. E.(Paul E.)
Leiden : Martinus Nijhoff Publishers,
2012.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Citizenship in motion : the development of the freedom of movement for citizens in the case-law of the Court of Justice of the European Union / Jonathan Tomkin -- EU free movement of persons and member states' solidarity systems : searching for a balance / Herwig Verschueren -- The privileged treatment of Turkish nationals / Denis Martin -- Has Europeanization silenced criticism on intergovernmental external border cooperation? / Helen Oosterom-Staples -- The EU acquis on irregular migration ten years on : still reinforcing security at the expense of rights? / Ryszard Cholewinski -- The good, the bad and the ugly in EU migration law : is the European Parliament becoming bad and ugly? (the adoption of Directive 2008/115 : the returns directive) / Diego Acosta Arcarazo -- Detention of foreigners / Galina Cornelisse -- The impact of the Treaty of Lisbon over EU policies on migration, asylum and borders : the struggles over the ownership of the Stockholm programme / Sergio Carrera -- Common EU standards on asylum : optional harmonisation and exclusive procedures? / Jens Vedsted-Hansen -- The externalisation of European migration control and the reach of international refugee law / T. Gammeltoft-Hansen -- The long-term residents directive : a fulfilment of the Tampere objective of near-equality? / Louise Halleskov Storgaard -- Love thy neighbour : family reunification and the rights of insiders / Betty de Hart -- An ideal husband? : marriages of convenience, moral gate-keeping and immigration to the United Kingdom / Helena Wray -- Effective remedies for third country nationals in EU law : justice accessible to all? / Evelien Brouwer -- Access to an effective remedy before a court or tribunal in asylum cases / Marcelle Reneman -- Immigration, asylum and the European Union Charter of Fundamental Rights / Steve Peers.
Emigration and immigration law
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