Foreigners, Refugees or Minorities? : Rethinking People in the Context of Border Controls and Visas (Hardcover, New ed)

Chapter 1 Introduction International Relations, Citizenship and Minority Discrimination: Setting the Scene, Elspeth Guild, Sergio Carrera; Chapter 2 When Montesquieu Goes Transnational: The Roma as an Excuse, Visas as Preventive Logic, Judges as Sites of Resistance, Didier Bigo; section1 Roma, The European Union and International Relations; Chapter 3 Czech and Hungarian Roma Exodus to Canada: How to Distinguish Between Unbearable Destitution and Unbearable Persecution, Judit Toth; Chapter 4 Roma and Racial Discrimination: The Jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights, Claude Cahn; Chapter 5 Legal Modernities ? Conceptual Transformations Around the Management of Human Mobility in International Relations, Maria Koblanck; section2 The EU?Canada Visa and Roma 2009 Affair; Chapter 6 The Canada?Czech Republic Visa Affair: A Test for Visa Reciprocity and Fundamental Rights in the European Union, Alejandro Eggenschwiler; Chapter 7 Asymmetric Borders: The Canada?Czech Republic ‘Visa War’ and the Question of Rights, Mark B. Salter, Can E. Mutlu; Chapter 8 State Protection of the Czech Roma and the Canadian Refugee System, Marina Caparini; section3 The Visa and Surveillance Logics: Policing at a Distance; Chapter 9 EU Visa and Border Control Policies: What Roles for Security and Reciprocity?, Annalisa Meloni; Chapter 10 The US Visa Waiver Program and the Non-inclusion of all EU Member States Against the EU Principles of Solidarity and Reciprocity, Katherine Rozmus; Chapter 11 Reframing the EU Visa Cooperation with Third Countries: Policy Convergence in the Visa Liberalization Process in Eastern Europe, Raul Hernandez i Sagrera; Chapter 12 Fundamental Rights and the Extra-territorialization of EU Border Policy: A Contradiction in Terms?, Leonhard den Hertog; Chapter 13 Bordering at the Window: The Allocation of Schengen Visas at the Italian Embassy and Consulate in Morocco, Federica Infantino;