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The International Encyclopaedia for Migration Law deals with international and national rules on immigration and right of residence of non-nationals. It contains national monographs on the migration law applicable in each country. This information is completed by monographs on the legal instruments on migration law adopted by supranational, international and regional organisations.
The national monographs focus on the legal and administrative conditions for persons not having the citizenship of a State to enter this State, to stay on its territory for a short period or to obtain the right of residence for a longer period. Special attention will be paid to the status of specific categories of persons, such as students, researchers, temporary workers and asylum seekers, as well as to the position of the member of the family of immigrants. The monographs also contain practical information on the administrative procedures to be followed on order to obtain the right to enter and to reside in a State. They also deal with sanctions against persons not respecting these rules, including the possibility of expulsion. Furthermore, legal remedies and procedural guarantees are analysed. Finally, the national monographs describe rules on access to the labour market and to self-employed activities for non-nationals.
The monographs on supranational (EC), international (UN; ILO) and regional (Council of Europe; other regional agreements) legislation concentrate on the specific instruments adopted by the relevant organisations with a direct or indirect impact on the migration law of the Member States.
The International Encyclopaedia for Migration Law will be the only comprehensive and concise source of information on migration law in a great number of countries. It is addressed to major law firms and to immigration specialists both in public and private organisations (national immigration offices; human resources specialists in companies and organisations; non-governmental organisations).
For more information and an up-to-date list of the countries for this looseleaf, go to KluwerLawOnline.
For detailed information on all volumes of the Encyclopaedia, please visit: www.IELaws.com.
Table of contents:
The national monographs follow the outline below.
The author(s)
Table of Contents
List of abbreviations
Preface
General Introduction
Part I : Border control and entrance
Chapter 1. Organisation of border control
Chapter 2. Right to enter the country
Chapter 3. Refusal of entry
Part II: Right of residence: General provisions
Chapter 1. Short stay
Chapter 2. Residence
Chapter 3. Long term residence
Part III: Right of residence for special categories of persons
Chapter 1. Students
Chapter 2. Researchers
Chapter 3. Temporary workers
Chapter 4. Asylum
Chapter 5. Non-accompanied minors
Chapter 6. Nationals with preferential treatment
Chapter 7. Others
Part IV: Loss of right of residence
Chapter 1. Conditions under which the right of residence might be lost
Chapter 2. Legal and administrative procedures
Chapter 3. Expulsion measures
Part V Sanctions
Chapter 1. Sanctions against attempt to illegally enter the territory
Chapter 2. Sanctions against illegal stay or residence
Chapter 3. Sanctions against persons helping illegal immigrants or residents
Part VI: Legal remedies and procedural safeguards
Chapter 1. Legal remedies in case of refusal of right to enter the territory
Chapter 2. Legal remedies in case of administrative decisions on the right to reside
Chapter 3. Legal remedies against expulsion measures
Chapter 4. Procedural safeguards
Part VII Access to the labour market
Chapter 1. Overview of applicable legislation
Chapter 2. Conditions for entitlement to work in the country as an employed person
Chapter 3 Sanctions against illegal participation in the labour market
Chapter 4 Legal remedies and procedural safeguards
Part VII Access to self-employed activities
Chapter 1 Overview of applicable legislation
Chapter 2 Conditions for entitlement to work in the country as a self-employed
Chapter 3 Sanctions against illegal exercise of self-employment
Chapter 4 Legal remedies and procedural safeguards
Selected Bibliography.
Index.
For more information and an up-to-date list of the countries for this looseleaf, go to KluwerLawOnline.
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