Terrorism and Asylum: RLI Working Paper Series Mini-volume (31-36)
- Author(s)
- Edited by James C. Simeon
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- Open access titles
Description
The Refugee Law Initiative (RLI) ‘Working Papers’ are a web-based research series focusing on the protection of refugees and other displaced persons in law and practice. They provide a means for the rapid dissemination of preliminary research results and other work in progress. This resource is particularly intended to facilitate initial distribution and discussion of high quality postgraduate research prior to eventual peer-review publication.
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Table of contents
31. Introduction - Guest editor: James C. Simeon
32. Refugees, terrorism and Article 1 of the Refugee Convention - Patricia Tuitt
33. An introduction to the common security narrative of terrorism and asylum and its influence on Austrian migration law - Julia Kienast
34. The fight against terrorism and the need for international protection: the Hungarian solution - Barbara Kőhalmi and Anita Rozália Nagy-Nádasdi
35. Manufacturing fear: The social component of anti-immigration policies in the United States - Selina March
36. Terrorism and exclusion from asylum in international and national law - James C. Simeon
32. Refugees, terrorism and Article 1 of the Refugee Convention - Patricia Tuitt
33. An introduction to the common security narrative of terrorism and asylum and its influence on Austrian migration law - Julia Kienast
34. The fight against terrorism and the need for international protection: the Hungarian solution - Barbara Kőhalmi and Anita Rozália Nagy-Nádasdi
35. Manufacturing fear: The social component of anti-immigration policies in the United States - Selina March
36. Terrorism and exclusion from asylum in international and national law - James C. Simeon