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Book SynopsisThis highly original book provides an innovative analysis of EU migration and asylum law and its interplay with equality issues in order to assess the current integration framework for third-country nationals and to explore future scenarios in the European Context.
Trade Review‘. . . an excellent research tool for academics and practitioners alike, as well as journalists of course and indeed anyone making serious enquiries into migration and refugee issues.’ -- Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor, The Barrister Magazine
Table of ContentsContents: Foreword Preamble Madeline Garlick, Stephen Davis and Adriano Silvestri Introduction: Integration for Third-Country Nationals in the EU – the Challenge of Equality Sonia Morano-Foadi PART I: FRAMEWORK CHAPTERS 1. The Evolution of the Concept of Union Citizenship after the Lisbon Treaty Elspeth Guild 2. The Equality Clauses in the EU Directives on Non-discrimination and Migration/Asylum Sonia Morano-Foadi and Karin de Vries 3. Integration Policy at European Union Level Micaela Malena and Sonia Morano-Foadi PART II-1: ASYLUM-SEEKERS AND REFUGEES: CASE STUDIES ON THE UK, ITALY AND GREECE 4. Inequality for Asylum-Seekers and People Entitled to Protection in the European Union Madeline V. Garlick 5. The United Kingdom’s Implementation of the EU Asylum-Seekers’ Reception Directive Katia Bianchini 6. Refugee Integration in Italy: Shortcomings and Future Scenarios Micaela Malena 7. Equal Before the Law? The Case of Asylum Procedures and Detention of Asylum-Seekers in Greece Evangelia (Lilian) Tsourdi PART II-2: ECONOMIC MIGRANTS AND LONG-TERM RESIDENTS: CASE STUDIES ON BELGIUM, GERMANY, SPAIN, THE SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES AND THE UK 8. Third-Country Nationals, Integration and Access to Employment and Occupation under EU Law Moritz Jesse 9. Care, Labour and Migration Policies in Germany: Implications for the Rights of Migrant Domestic and Care Workers Maria Kontos 10. Immigration Policies in Finland: Economic Marginalisation and the Residence-based Welfare Regime’s Support for Humanitarian Migrants Aino Saarinen in collaboration with Susanna Mehtonen 11. The EU Researcher Directive and its Implementation in German Immigration Law Kay Hailbronner 12. Long-term Residents’ Integration in Spain at a Crossroads: Rights-based Approach or Downhill Towards Restrictiveness? Diego Acosta Arcarazo 13. Access to Employment and Occupation in Belgium, Germany and the United Kingdom Moritz Jesse PART III-3: FAMILY MEMBERS: CASE STUDIES ON GERMANY, THE NETHERLANDS AND SPAIN 14. Inequalities of Family Members of EEA and non-EEA Nationals: ‘Integration’ and Barriers to Family Reunification in the Post-Lisbon Era Keith Puttick and Cordelia Carlitz 15. Language Skills as a Requirement for Family Reunification of Spouses in Germany: Respecting Respect for Family Life? Cordelia Carlitz 16. The Dutch Act on Integration Abroad: A Case of Racial or Ethnic Discrimination? Karin de Vries 17. The Adaptation of Spanish Law on Family Reunification to International and European Law Carmen Pérez González Conclusions Sonia Morano-Foadi and Micaela Malena Index
