Migration and Security In International Law

Fisher, David; Martin, Susan; Schoenholtz, Andrew I.

doi:10.1007/978-90-6704-459-2_6

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“…Immigration raises critical issues from a national security standpoint (Fisher, Martin, and Schoenholtz 2003). Each state will reserve the right to qualify its commitments by reference to national security concerns.…”

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The International Law of Economic Migration: Toward the Fourth Freedom

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The International Law of Economic Migration: Toward the Fourth Freedom

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“…Immigration raises critical issues from a national security standpoint. 143 Each state will reserve the right to qualify its commitments by reference to national security concerns. Within the W.T.O.…”

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The Role of International Law in Economic Migration

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2008

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“…Put simply 'the right to leave and the right to enter are not symmetrical'. 30 Even though there are no international conventions or regional instruments protecting immigrants' right to enter a foreign state, this should not be a justification for the breach of human rights. Human rights legal instruments should be applied to non-citizens in the same way as nationals of the host State.…”

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Implicaciones éticas y legales de la penalización de inmigrantes ilegales en Estados Unidos

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2017

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Este artículo tiene como objetivo explorar las consecuencias de la incorporación del Derecho Penal en la observancia de la inmigración. Se argumenta que las medidas que acompañan esta penalización de la migración socavan los derechos humanos y principios legales. En primer lugar la investigación provee una rápida revisión de los patrones de migración contemporánea. En segundo lugar, analiza el cambio que ha tenido lugar en las leyes de migración internacional, pasando del ámbito civil al penal, tomando como ejemplo ilustrativo la migración de América Latina hacia los Estados Unidos. Finalmente, se sugieren algunos retos que tanto las leyes domésticas como internacionales están enfrentando y la importancia de estas desde un punto de vista penal.

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Migration and Security In International Law

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The International Law of Economic Migration: Toward the Fourth Freedom

The International Law of Economic Migration: Toward the Fourth Freedom

The Role of International Law in Economic Migration

Implicaciones éticas y legales de la penalización de inmigrantes ilegales en Estados Unidos

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