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Refugees: Asylum in Europe?

01 January 1991

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Refugees: Asylum in Europe?
libdoc November=1993

Author: Joly, Daniele
Publisher: Minority Rights Publications, 1992
Keywords: Asylum Seekers Refugees Racism

Contents:
Introduction
Mass movements:
1. the need for an international refugee system
2 Conventions and categories: new refugees and new systems
3.The new refugee: using the conventions in Europe
4. Arrivals and recognition: refugee numbers
5. Recognizing refugees: decisions on asylum applications
6. Restrictions: a common European trend
7. Refugee settlement in Europe: the issues
8. Refugee settlement: specific issues
9. Refugee rights: social, cultural and political
10. Refugees in Eastern Europe: an overview
11. Eastern Europe: refugees in the 1990s
12. Yugoslavia: a European refugee crisis
13. Eastern Europe: policies and practice
14. Western Europe; towards common practice
15. Western Europe: criticisms of the new arrangements
16. Western Europe: the political backlash
17. Challenging the political backlash

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