Upping the Ante: The Movement of Natural Persons (Mode 4) and Non-Services Migration in EU and Asian PTAs

Panizzon, Marion; Singh, Harendra

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“…Consequently, the main limitation to the right to leave any country is "the lack of a correlative right to enter another country" 32 and hence there is, "under public international law, no 'right to migrate' as such" 33 .…”

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“…However, the benefits arising from the principle of Non-Refoulement may not be invoked by a refugee if there are serious reasons to consider him a danger to the security of the country in which he is located, or that, having been object conviction for a particularly serious crime or offence, poses a threat to the community of that country (art. 33(2) of the Convention on the Status of Refugees). The reasons to consider the individual as a danger to the national security of the host country (terrorism, espionage, etc.).…”

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Economic Migration, the Last Frontier

2022

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Moving goods and services is much easier than moving labor and obstacles to migration represent the biggest difference between the wave of globalization we are experiencing and that which occurred more than a hundred years ago. Universally, the General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) is the only multilateral treaty that specifically deals with the admission of migrants for labor purposes. Relevantly, according to some estimates, elimination of immigration controls would more than double the world's real income. Despite the prospect of such significant welfare gains, migration is the most sensitive of all aspects of globalization, one of the most virulent political issues in international law and the unexplored frontier of globalization. Political realities largely explain the resistance, especially in wealthy countries, to liberalizing the flow of workers. Keywords: international movement of persons, mode 4 of the general agreement on trade in services, labor mobility agreements, brain drain "A man is of all sorts of luggage the most difficult to be transported" 1 .

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