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999			_c15592 _d15592
020			_a9780521133364
040			_cRULE
082			_a342.083 INT 2009
100			_aFoster, Michelle.
245			_aInternational refugee law and socio-economic rights / _brefuge from deprivation.
260			_aNew York; _bCambridge University Press, _c2009.
300			_axlvii, 387 p. : _c23 cm.
500			_aContents 1. Introduction Background The Key conceptual challenge: economic migrants versus refugees Challenging the simplistic dichotomy Organization and methodology of analysis 2. A human rights framework for interpreting the refugee convention Part one: the developing human rights framework Part two: justification of the human rights framework The need for universal and objective standard Human Rights as the standard : object and purpose The human rights approach confirmed by context Other rules of international law : promoting coherence Part three : possible objections to the human rights approach Concerns about the legitimacy of the human rights approach Concerns about the workability of the human rights approach Conclusion 3 . Persecution and socio-economic deprivation in refugee law 4 . Rethinking the conceptual approach to socio - economic claims 5. Economic deprivation as the reason for being persecuted 6. Economic disadvantage and the Refugee Conventions grounds
520			_aThis book explores the legal challenges created by the phenomenon of migration caused by the deprivation of economic and social rights. In Particular, it directly engages with the questions whether the 1951 Convention Relating to Status of Refugee ( Refugee Convention)
650		0	_aInternational Refugee Law
942			_cEB