Titlebook: Law and Migration in a Changing World; Marie-Claire Foblets,Jean-Yves Carlier Book 2022 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2022 Code on Migrat

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Law and Migration in a Changing World: General Report,ing countries, where migration events have come under intense domestic and international scrutiny. The first part (Sects. .–.) compares the legislative, judicial, and administrative instruments regulating foreign arrivals and stays, signaling an evolution towards a . in the highly plural and interac

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Selective Generosity: Migration Law and Policy in Australia, Australian system of government and relevant legal frameworks, we explore key trends in the areas of economic, family, student and humanitarian migration. We argue that Australia’s current immigration policies are defined by their selective generosity. The nation’s liberal approach to skilled migra

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The Quest for Equilibrium Between Security and Humanitarian Considerations in a Fast-Evolving Legalrk was established by the Law of 15 December 1980 once the programmes that had been put in place to attract migrant labour force ended. That marked a substantial shift towards a rights-based approach to migration. Since its adoption, numerous amendments continue to be introduced to implement EU prov

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The Danish Legal Framework for Migration: Between a Humanitarian Past and a Restrictive Present,ional legal texts, but?frequent legal amendments have also?rendered the framework incoherent. Migration policy initiatives introduce only ad hoc solutions to the challenges of envisioning a unified Danish national and cultural identity. This article reviews the broader context for and the perspectiv

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,Hyperactive and Incoherent Legislation and Policy: Germany’s Fragmented Migration Management WithinEAS), but immigration of third country nationals is restrictive and administratively cumbersome despite needing to attract foreign specialists. Germany is now active in deterring new arrivals while preserving a relatively broad ‘protection space’ with a recognition rate of more than 50% for persons

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,Law and Migration in the World’s Gambling Haven: The Uniqueness of the Macau SAR (China) and Its Mitrative region of China. It also addresses issues of ‘citizenship’, immigrant labour force, repatriation, and human trafficking in light of the special status of the region within China and because Macau has become the world’s primary gambling hub, with tens of casinos and hotels increasingly seekin