Asylum in UK Law

  • Asylum Destination Choice
    • No. 5-2, June 2004
    • European Union Politics
    • 0000
    This article examines what explains the relative attractiveness of West European countries as a destination for asylum seekers. Individuals coming to Western Europe in...
  • Why Do States Grant Asylum?
    • No. 18-1, February 1998
    • Politics
    Recent legislation introduced by European states to limit access to asylum is an attempt to reinforce the State's control of admission to its territory However, while certain of these states have e...
  • Asylum Policies, Trafficking and Vulnerability
    • No. 38-3, December 2002
    • International Migration
    This article is located at the intersection of three recent debates on asylum in Europe: the efficacy of asylum policies; the trafficking of asylum seekers, and their growing vulnerability. Most co...
  • New Approaches to Asylum?
    • No. 39-6, June 2008
    • International Migration
    Since its inception 50 years ago, the international asylum regime has shifted through a series of discernibly different approaches. The most recent approach has been characterized by restrictions o...
  • Asylum Cooperation among Asymmetric Countries
    • No. 10-1, March 2009
    • European Union Politics
    • 0000
    This article argues that cooperation to tackle the consequences of large asylum migration inflows is possible only among fairly symmetrical countries. Highly asymmetric countries have no incentives...
  • Seeking Asylum on Gender Grounds
    • No. 1-2, September 1995
    • International Journal of Discrimination and the Law
    This article discusses whether the criteria and procedures which are currently being used in European states offer fair treatment and sufficient protection to women seeking asylum on the ground of ...
  • Asylum Legislation and Asylum Applications: A Geographical Analysis of Belgian Asylum Policy by Country of Origin (1992‐2003)
    • No. 48-1, February 2010
    • International Migration
    In many European countries a traditional policy and legal response to an undesirable increase of asylum applications has been the change of asylum law and procedures. By making it more difficult to...
  • Detaining Asylum Seekers
    • No. 47-4, December 2000
    • Probation Journal
  • Understanding Transit Asylum Migration: Evidence from Serbia
    • No. 54-4, August 2016
    • International Migration
    Due to its geographic location and borders along the European Union (EU), in recent years, the Republic of Serbia has faced an increased number of irregular migrants from third‐world countries clai...
  • The Asylum‐Integration Paradox: Comparing Asylum Support Systems and Refugee Integration in The Netherlands and the UK
    • No. 54-4, August 2016
    • International Migration
    This article explores the impact of asylum support systems on refugee integration focusing on the UK and the Netherlands. Both have adopted deterrent approaches to asylum support. The Dutch favour ...
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