Human rights and the revision of refugee law

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Acknowledgements = ix
• Abbreviations = xi
• Introduction = 1
• The broad texture of international refugee law = 1
• Hypothesis and original contributions = 4
• Outlining and qualifying the scope = 5
• PART I The suggestion = 9
• 1 The Law of Refugee Status’s doctrinal changes = 13
• Alienage = 13
• Well-founded fear = 18
• History and persecution = 27
• 2 The art of the deal = 53
• Grand designs: a careful compromise = 54
• Reformist ambitions = 62
• PART II The academic reception = 69
• 3 Mainstream seduction = 73
• Stages of acceptance = 75
• Commonalities = 82
• Disagreements = 89
• Scholarly trends = 92
• 4 A tenuous legal basis = 94
• Conventional deployments of the VCLT = 95
• Between founding tenets and postmodern anxieties = 102
• 5 Human rights law as monolithic = 117
• Schools of thought within human rights = 118
• Locating IRL within this schema = 122
• 6 A critical evaluation of the human rights paradigm = 134
• Personal persecution = 135
• State protection = 137
• Surrogacy = 139
• PART III The human rights paradigm in practice = 141
• 7 Towards convergence? The establishment of a jus commune = 145
• Case law and transnational judicial conversations = 146
• Extra-legal initiatives = 150
• EUQD = 151
• Further study = 151
• 8 The divergent practices of human rights adjudication = 155
• Personal persecution = 157
• The failure of state protection and non-state actors = 174
• The nexus clauses and membership of a particular social group = 187
• Conclusion = 194
• Epistemology = 194
• Theory = 196
• Judicial practice = 198
• Bibliography = 202
• Index = 215