Add to ORKGPresenting the different legal frameworks between international protection and statelessness and possible reasons on why statelessness does not receive the same level of attention.U-AGR-8225 > EUROPEAN MIGRATION NETWORK > 01/01/2023 - 31/12/2025 > NIENABER Birt
Granting international protection is a process through which asylum claims are examined against esta...
Statelessness remains a secondary topic in the debate on the migration crisis that has been raging a...
This article examines the concept of non-state “actors of protection” in international refugee law. ...
This presentation address the issue why statelessness is so marginalised in the migration discourse ...
Statelessness is the absence of the right to have a legal connection between nationality and state. ...
This contribution argues that the European Union can and should establish a legal framework for the ...
The treatment of non-refugee stateless persons varies greatly across the States of the European Unio...
This article argues that the definition of statelessness in international law should be changed. Whe...
This chapter focuses on ‘Who is a stateless refugee?’, hence it examines the relevance of the Refuge...
The European Union needs to issue a Directive on common standards for statelessness determination pr...
The paper is part of a wider research project which seeks to explore the nexus between statelessness...
Statelessness in Europe has escaped the high level of scrutiny and attention of academics, policy ma...
The protection of stateless persons has long been understood as a challenge for the international co...
The 1951 Convention/1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees provides opportunities for stat...
Abstract: Applicants and beneficiaries of international protection do not have a right of mobility w...
Granting international protection is a process through which asylum claims are examined against esta...
Statelessness remains a secondary topic in the debate on the migration crisis that has been raging a...
This article examines the concept of non-state “actors of protection” in international refugee law. ...
This presentation address the issue why statelessness is so marginalised in the migration discourse ...
Statelessness is the absence of the right to have a legal connection between nationality and state. ...
This contribution argues that the European Union can and should establish a legal framework for the ...
The treatment of non-refugee stateless persons varies greatly across the States of the European Unio...
This article argues that the definition of statelessness in international law should be changed. Whe...
This chapter focuses on ‘Who is a stateless refugee?’, hence it examines the relevance of the Refuge...
The European Union needs to issue a Directive on common standards for statelessness determination pr...
The paper is part of a wider research project which seeks to explore the nexus between statelessness...
Statelessness in Europe has escaped the high level of scrutiny and attention of academics, policy ma...
The protection of stateless persons has long been understood as a challenge for the international co...
The 1951 Convention/1967 Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees provides opportunities for stat...
Abstract: Applicants and beneficiaries of international protection do not have a right of mobility w...
Granting international protection is a process through which asylum claims are examined against esta...
Statelessness remains a secondary topic in the debate on the migration crisis that has been raging a...
This article examines the concept of non-state “actors of protection” in international refugee law. ...