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Szerkesztők: Kis Kelemen Bence; Mohay Ágoston
További szerzők: Kis Kelemen Bence; Kovács-Zsankó Gyöngyvér; Špadina, Helga; Tarrósy István; James, Cherry; Koo, John; van Rij, Jorn; Mohay Ágoston; Sengpunya, Phet; Szaniszló Réka Brigitta; Varga Alexandra; Pokhodun, Yuliia
Cím: EU justice and home affairs research papers in the context of migration and asylum law
Megjelenési adatok: University of Pécs, Faculty of Law, Centre for European Research and Education, Pécs, 2019. | ISBN: 978-963-429-422-1

coverimage Migration, asylum and the Area of Freedom, Security and Justice continue to be some of the most discussed and topical policy areas of the European Union. The Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership entitled Innovative Solutions for Practicality and Impact in Refugee and Migration Oriented Education (INSPIRED) has aimed inter alia at improving the quality and relevance of legal education in the field of refugee and migration oriented edu-cation at the partner universities. It has undertaken to introduce innovative learning methods in legal education such as virtual mobility and the strategic use of information and communication technology, as well as to strengthen the quality of specialized education through international mobility and cross-border cooperation. The research papers contained in this volume have been prepared partly by the lecturers and researchers taking part in the INSPIRED project, and partly by invited external researchers. They cover various legal and political aspects of migration and asylum related issues ranging from the anticipated effectsof Brexit through the principle of non-refoulement in the practice of FRONTEX to the international responsibility of private military and security companies in-volved in border control operations. The authors and editors of this book hope that the researchpapers contained herein can serve as valuable contributions to the academic debate on some of the most significant contemporarychallenges that the European Union has to face.

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Kategóriák: Jogtudomány
Tárgyszavak: Nemzetközi jog, Európai Unió, Európai Unió joga, Migráció, Menekültügy
Formátum: OCR szöveg
Típus: könyv

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Book cover
Title page / Impressum
2
Table of contents
3
Preface
4
ALEXANDRA VARGA: Frontex and the Principle of Non-Refoulement
5-16
   1. Introduction
5-8
   2. Legal Framework
8-10
   3. Article 34:44 and 14:45 of the Recast Regulation
10-11
   4. How to Interpret the Principle of Non-Refoulement?
11-12
   5. Are Articles 34 and 14 of the Regulation Compliant with the Principle of Non-Refoulement?
12-15
   6. Conclusions
15
   7. Reform proposals
16
CHERRY JAMES – ÁGOSTON MOHAY: Mobility and residence rights after Brexit: the positions of EU citizens in the UK and UK citizens in Hungary and the EU: what can we say?
17-39
   1. Introduction: EU citizenship rights and Brexit
17-24
   2. The movement and residence rights of UK citizens in Hungary (and the EU) after Brexit
24-30
   3. The rights and situation of Hungarian (and EU) citizens in the UK after Brexit
30-37
   4. Concluding remarks
37-39
GYÖNGYVÉR KOVÁCS-ZSANKÓ: The significance of European and international efforts to end statelessness as possible methods for decreasing refugee influxes
40-59
   1. Introduction
40-42
   2. The right to nationality, or the international provisions aiming to reduce and prevent statelessness
42-43
   3. International measures aiming to prevent statelessness
43-50
   4. Initiatives by UNHCR and the EU for the reduction of statelessness
50-57
   5. Conclusions
57-59
ISTVÁN TARRÓSY: Extending Global African Diaspora Research: Africans in Hungary, the ‘Neglected Diaspora’
60-77
   1. Introduction
60-63
   2. Hungary is not a country of destination for many
63-67
   3. Africans in Hungary
67-73
   4. Foreign Policy of ‘Global Opening’, the potential for an ‘Africa Policy’ and Hungarian Africans
73-75
   5. Conclusions
75-77
JOHN KOO – HELGA ŠPADINA: Temporary protection: Europe, Croatia and the UK
78-94
   Introduction
78-79
   1. Defining and distinguishing TP
79-81
   2. European TP
81-84
   3. Transposition
84-87
   4. Europe: responding to a crisis
87-93
   Conclusion
93-94
JORN VAN RIJ – BENCE KIS KELEMEN: Private military and security companies on E.U. borders: who will take responsibility for their human rights violations? – A theoretical analysis
95-110
   1. Introductory remarks
95-98
   2. Accountability for the conduct of P.M.S.C.s
98-110
   3. Conclusions
110-111
PHET SENGPUNYA: Towards Free Movement Rights of Third Country Nationals in the EU
112-129
   1. Introduction
112-113
   2. EU Immigration Policy for Third Country Nationals
113-118
   3. EU Instruments Governing Free Movement of Third Country Nationals
118-122
   4. Free Movement Rights of Third Country Nationals within the EU
122-128
   5. Conclusion
128-129
RÉKA BRIGITTA SZANISZLÓ: The Process of Becoming a Nationality in Hungary: Vietnamese Chances
130-146
   1. The Political Importance of Minorities in Hungary
130-135
   2. Current Legal Regulations in Hungary Regarding Autochthon Minorities – The Process of Becoming a Nationality
135-139
   3. Vietnamese in Hungary
139-142
   4. Vietnamese Chances of becoming a Declared Minority
142-145
   5. Conclusions
145-146
YULIIA POKHODUN: Expulsion of asylum seekers under the Dublin System as the ground of violation of Article 3 ECHR
147-
   1. Introduction
147-149
   2. Essential elements of Article 3 ECHR within the context of the non-refoulment principle
149-152
   3. Problematic aspects of Dublin III Regulation and Dublin IV Proposal in the context of prohibition of expulsion to the situation of torture
152-157
   4. Conclusion
157-158
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