The Informalisation of the EU's External Action in the Field of Migration and Asylum (Hardcover)

1. Introduction.- Part I. Constitutional Implications.- Chapter 2. EU Readmission Deals and Constitutional Allocation of Powers: Parallel Paths that Need to Cross?.- Chapter 3. The Informalisation of EU Return Policy: A Change of Paradigm in Migration Cooperation with Third Countries- Chapter 4.. Labour Immigration: Can “Soft” Instruments Provide Legal Pathways for Third Country Nationals?.- Chapter 5. The EU Turkey Statement and the Structure of Legal Accountability.- Part II. Human Rights.- Chapter 6.  The Right to Transparency in the External Dimension of EU Migration Policy: Past and Future Secrets?.- Chapter 7. Effective Judicial Protection in the External Dimension of EU’s Migration and Asylum Policy?.- Chapter 8. The Informalisation of Migration Deals and Human Rights People on the Move: Does it Matter?.- Chapter 9.  Adjudicating Asylum as a Technical Matter at the Court of Justice of the European Union: Neglecting Human Rights when the CEAS Appears to be in Jeopardy? .- Chapter 10. “Protection” or “Instrumentalization” of Refugees: Will the European Court of Human Rights Fill in the Gaps in Pushback Cases after the Greece/Turkey Border Events?.- Part III. Impact on Third Countries and Global Implications.- Chapter 11. One Instrument in Search of an Author: Revisiting the Authorship and Legal Nature of the EU-Turkey Statement.- Chapter 12. The Internal Effects of the EU-Turkey Deal on Turkey’s Migration and Asylum System.- Chapter 13. The Global Politics of Refugee Protection and Return: The Case of the Syrian Refugees.- Chapter 14. The “Burden” of Being “Safe”. How Do Informal EU Migration Agreements Affect International Responsibility Sharing?.