On the right of exclusion : Law, ethics and immigration policy

By:

Schotel Bas

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Publication details: London Routledge 2012Description: 218p viiiISBN:

9780415823975

Subject(s):

1. Emigration & Immigration Law2. Emigration & Immigration Law -European Union Countries

DDC classification:

342.08 SCH

Contents:

Table of Contents; Introduction; Part I. A legal problem: exclusion without justification; Part II. Exclusion and standard prerogatives of sovereignty; Part III. The Exclusion Thesis; Part IV. Orders without Borders. Refuting the Exclusion Thesis; Part V. Inclusion for the sake of Exclusion: the Authority of Immigration Laws; Part VI. The First Burden of Justification; Part VII. Institutional Proposal: Testing the Proportionality of Exclusion; Conclusion; Author(s); Biography; Reviews;

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Table of Contents;
Introduction;
Part I. A legal problem: exclusion without justification;
Part II. Exclusion and standard prerogatives of sovereignty;
Part III. The Exclusion Thesis;
Part IV. Orders without Borders. Refuting the Exclusion Thesis;
Part V. Inclusion for the sake of Exclusion: the Authority of Immigration Laws;
Part VI. The First Burden of Justification;
Part VII. Institutional Proposal: Testing the Proportionality of Exclusion;
Conclusion;
Author(s);
Biography;
Reviews;

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