The Land Beyond
Collected Essays on Refugee Law and Policy
Edited by Gudmundur Alfredsson and Peter Macalister-Smith
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Table of contents
Foreword; S. Ogata. Preface by the Editors. Abbreviations. 1. Fridtjof Nansen. 2. Expulsion of Refugees. 3. Further Development of International Refugee Law. 4. The European Tradition of Asylum and the Development of Refugee Law. 5. Protection for the Unprotected. 6. The Case for a Uniform Aliens Law in Western Europe. 7. Human Rights for Refugees. 8. Refugees Within the Competence of the United Nations. 9. Political Rights and Freedoms of Refugees. 10. Refugees in Orbit - Some Constructive Proposals. 11. The Boat People: Our Concern. 12. The Boat People: Still a Concern. 13. Protection of Indochinese Refugees. 14. International Solidarity and the Protection of Refugees. 15. The League of Nations and the Refugees. 16. Refugees and Refugee Law in a World in Transition. 17. The Special Regime of Refugees. 18. Reflections concerning the Teaching of and Research into Refugee Law. 19. The Emergent International Law Relating to Refugees: Past - Present - Future. 20. Regulating the Refugees: UN Convention / Protocol on Territorial Asylum. 21. Identifying the World's Refugees. 22. Commission and High Commissioner: Two Modes of International Control. 23. Ways and Prospects of International Cooperation in Refugee Matters. 24. Asylum, Territorial. 25. Refugees, League of Nations Offices. 26. Refugees, United Nations High Commissioner. 27. Fridtjof Nansen Centre, A Proposal. 28. A New High Commissioner for Refugees. 29. Refugees and Displaced Persons: Meeting the Challenge. 30. Protection of Refugees by Their Country of Origin. 31. Sanctuary: Legal Aspects. 32. Refuge in Canada: The Legal Background. 33. The Legal Position of Aliens in Norway. 34. Stemming the Tide: Refugee Law and Policy for a Troubled Age. 35. Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 13. Annexes. Index.
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