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Zusatztext … this book is a serious and encyclopedic text. It explains and critiques how we got to where we are now in relation to EU free movement, immigration and asylum law. The format, a collection of essays, allows different views and perspectives to be expressed. Despite the passage of time since its publication, this book remains relevant and is important reading for persons interested in European immigration and asylum law and policy as academics, law makers, policy makers or campaigners. It also contains much practical information (such as case law and possible arguments) of interested and use to practicing lawyers and the judiciary. Informationen zum Autor Anneliese Baldaccini is a Committee Specialist for the House of Lords European Union Committee. Elspeth Guild is Professor of European Immigration Law at the University of Nijmegen, Netherlands, and also a partner at the London law firm Kingsley Napley. Helen Toner is an Associate Professor in the School of Law, University of Warwick. Klappentext This book brings together contributions from some of the leading authorities in the field of EU immigration and asylum law to reflect upon developments since the Amsterdam Treaty and! particularly! the Tampere European Council in 1999. Zusammenfassung This book by leading authorities in the field of EU immigration and asylum law reflects upon developments since the Amsterdam Treaty. Inhaltsverzeichnis From Amsterdam and Tampere to The Hague: An Overview of Five Years of EC Immigration and Asylum LawANNELIESE BALDACCINI AND HELEN TONERPart I Constitutional Issues in EU Migration Law1 Citizens Without a Constitution, Borders Without a State: EU Free Movement of PersonsELSPETH GUILD2 Effective Remedies in Immigration and Asylum Law Procedures: A Matter of General Principles of EU LawEVELIEN BROUWER3 The Jurisdiction of the Court of Justice Over EC Immigration and Asylum Law: Time For a Change?STEVE PEERS4 Impact Assessments: A Useful Tool for 'Better Lawmaking' in EU Migration Policy?HELEN TONERPart II Access to Asylum and Refugee Protection5 The Asylum Procedures Directive in Legal Context: Equivocal Standards Meet General PrinciplesCATHRYN COSTELLO6 Directive 2003/9 on Reception Conditions of Asylum Seekers: Ensuring 'Mere Subsistence' or a 'Dignified Standard of Living'?JOHN HANDOLL7 Refugee Status and Subsidiary Protection under EC Law: The Qualification Directive and the Right to Be Granted AsylumMARÍA-TERESA GIL-BAZO8 From Dublin Convention to Dublin Regulation: A Progressive Move?ANDREW NICOL9 The External Dimension of the EU's Asylum and Immigration Policies: Old Concerns and New ApproachesANNELIESE BALDACCINIPart III Borders and the Enforcement of Migration Control10 The Criminalisation of Migration in EU Law and Policy RYSZARD CHOLEWINSKI11 Building a Community Return Policy With Third Countries: An Equal Partnership?CATHERINE PHUONG12 Border Security in the European Union: Towards Centralised Controls and Maximum SurveillanceVALSAMIS MITSILEGAS13 Immigration Detention and the Common European Asylum PolicyDAN WILSHEREPart IV Managing Legal Migration 14 The Long-Term Residents Directive, Denizenship and IntegrationKEES GROENENDIJK 15 The Family Reunification Directive: A Tool Preserving Member State Interest or Conducive to Family Unity?HELEN OOSTEROM-STAPLES 16 The European Union and Labour Migration: Regulating Admission or Treatment?BERNARD RYAN 17 Citizenship and the Expanding European Union: The Rights of New EU NationalsNICOLAS ROLLASON...
