Vol. 22 No. 1 (2004): Reconciling Individual Rights and State Interests

Published: 2004-05-01

Full Issue

• (limited accessibility).PDF

Introduction

• New Approaches to Asylum: Reconciling Individual Rights and State Interests

  Judith Kumin

  3-5

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

Feature Articles

• UNHCR and Current Challenges in International Refugee Protection

  Ninette Kelley, Jean-Francois Durieux

  6-17

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Promoting Protection: Multilateral Efforts to Enhance Refugee Protection and the Search for Durable Solutions

  Elissa Golberg, Bruce Scoffield

  18-23

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Statement at UNHCR’s 2003 Executive Committee

  Omar Ramadhan Mapuri

  24-25

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• A Remaining Hope for Durable Solutions: Local Integration of Refugees and Their Hosts in the Case of Uganda

  Sarah Dryden-Peterson, Lucy Hovil

  26-38

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• The Strategic Use of Resettlement: Changing the Face of Protection?

  Joanne van Selm

  39-48

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Globalization, Security, Paradox: Towards a Refugee Biopolitics

  Benjamin Muller

  49-57

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• The International Relations of the “New” Extraterritorial Approaches to Refugee Protection: Explaining the Policy Initiatives of the UK Government and UNHCR

  Alexander Betts

  58-70

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• L’étrange étranger: l’avenir incertain de l’immigration canadienne

  Kinga Janik

  71-82

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF (Français)

• Fear and Loathing Down Under: Australian Refugee Policy and the National Imagination

  Richard Wazana

  83-95

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Towards a Common European Asylum System: Asylum, Human Rights, and European Values

  Harold Shepherd

  96-107

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• A Canadian Perspective on the Subjective Component of the Bipartite Test for “Persecution”: Time for Re-evaluation

  Michael Bossin, Laila Demirdache

  108-118

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Asylum Seekers Living in the Australian Community: A Casework and Reception Approach, Asylum Seeker Project, Hotham Mission, Melbourne

  Grant Mitchell, Sara Kirsner

  119-128

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Complementary Therapies for Treating Survivors of Torture

  Claudia María Vargas, Deborah O’Rourke, Malshid Esfandiari

  129-137

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

Front Matter

• Front Matter

  1-2

  • PDF

Book Reviews

• Feminists under Fire: Exchanges across War Zones

  Dorit Naaman

  138-140

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF

• Problems of Protection: The UNHCR, Refugees and Human Rights

  Martin Jones

  140-141

  • (limited-accessibility).PDF