Table of Contents:
Ch. 1 Overview
Ch. 2 From black market to constitution : the development of the institutional framework for EC immigration and asylum law
Ch. 3 The EU institutions and title IV
Ch. 4 Out of the Ghetto? : the personal scope of EU law
Ch. 5 Human rights in the EU legal order : practical relevance for EC immigration and asylum law
Ch. 6 Enlargement of the EU and title IV
Ch. 7 Border controls
Ch. 8 Visa list
Ch. 9 Visa policy
Ch. 10 Responsibility for applications for asylum
Ch. 11 Eurodac
Ch. 12 Minimum standards for reception
Ch. 13 Refugee definition and subsidiary protection
Ch. 14 Asylum procedures
Ch. 15 Temporary protection
Ch. 16 Massive refugee flows and Europe's temporary protection
Ch. 17 Challenges to forging a common European asylum system in line with international obligations
Ch. 18 Gender and EU asylum law
Ch. 19 Family reunion
Ch. 20 Long-term residents
Ch. 21 Migration for employment and self-employment
Ch. 22 Admission of students and others
Ch. 23 Social security
Ch. 24 The socio-economic agenda of EC immigration and asylum policy
Ch. 25 Mutual recognition of expulsion decisions
Ch. 26 Carrier sanctions
Ch. 27 Trafficking in human beings
Ch. 28 Facilitation of irregular entry, residence and movement
Ch. 29 Victims of trafficking or smuggling
Ch. 30 Transit for expulsion
Ch. 31 EC readmission agreements
Ch. 32 Control of irregular migration and EU law and policy : a human rights deficit