Editorial - Editorial Instrumentalisation in the realm of (European) Migration Law

Foblets, Marie–Claire; Vanheule, Dirk

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“…With regard to the migration legislation of the member states of the European Union, an instrumentalization process should be considered, which means the rules governing the stay, the deportation of foreigners, used by analogy as a regulatory tool in other areas. Direction of the vector towards Europeanization is one of the indicators of the instrumentalization of migration law: the member states of the European Union, in accordance with independently developed legislative tools, which often occurred as a result of a compromise, attempt to give up their sovereignty regarding access and residence on their territory of non-citizens of the European Union [7].…”

Section: Legal Regulation Of the Migration Processes In The Eu Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Regulation of International Contradictions in the Modern International Migration Processes

Rybin¹,

Mishalchenko²,

Polunina³

et al. 2019

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The article is devoted to the issues of legal regulation of international contradictions in the modern international migration processes. Special attention is given to the international legal acts for human rights and citizens' protection in the sphere of international migration. The authors consider international and national legal mechanisms for the protection of migrants' rights. New approaches to solving the problems of migrants' rights protection under the conditions of population's increasing mobility and globalization are offered. Special attention is paid to legal regulations of the United Nations. The authors consider the controversies associated with the adoption of the International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families by the states in which the number of emigrants far exceeds the influx of arriving migrants and by the developed countries that have not signed or ratified the Convention.

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Section: Legal Regulation Of the Migration Processes In The Eu Countriesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Legal Regulation of International Contradictions in the Modern International Migration Processes

Rybin¹,

Mishalchenko²,

Polunina³

et al. 2019

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Editorial - Editorial Instrumentalisation in the realm of (European) Migration Law

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Legal Regulation of International Contradictions in the Modern International Migration Processes

Legal Regulation of International Contradictions in the Modern International Migration Processes

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