(updated)
Here are various new resources that discuss the phenomenon of mixed migration, examine what happens when states attempt to exercise greater migration control, both at their borders and beyond, and/or propose strategies for ensuring that people's protection needs continue to be met in this climate.
Access to Asylum: International Refugee Law and the Globalisation of Migration Control (Cambridge University Press, 2011) [info] [preview via Google Books]
"A Contested Asylum System: The European Union between Refugee Protection and Border Control in the Mediterranean Sea," European Journal of Migration and Law, vol. 12, no. 1 (2010) [free full-text]
From Forced to Irregular, Voluntary to Regular: The Shifting Paradigms of International Migration, Paper presented at International Studies Association Conference, Quebec, 16 March 2011 [text]
"Seeking Asylum in the Mediterranean: Against a Fragmentary Reading of EU Member States’ Obligations Accruing at Sea," International Journal of Refugee Law, forthcoming, 2011 [abstract]
"'Transit' and 'Suspension': Migration Management or the Metamorphosis of Asylum-Seekers into 'Illegal' Immigrants," Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies, vol. 37, no. 3 (March 2011) [abstract]
"Turning Refugees into 'Illegal Migrants': Afghan Asylum Seekers in Europe," Ethnic and Racial Studies, forthcoming, 2011 [abstract]
UNHCR Protection Training Manual for European Border and Entry Officials (UNHCR, April 2011) [access]
With a Migrant Crisis Looming, the EU Should Learn from its Past Mistakes (HRW, April 2011) [text]
Resources to watch for:
- Forthcoming bibliography on mixed migration.
- Special issue of Ethnic and Racial Studies on "Irregular Migrants: Policy, Politics, Motives and Everyday Lives."
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