States, the Law and Access to Refugee Protection

Maria O’Sullivan is a Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law and a Deputy Director of the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law at Monash University. Dallal Stevens is Associate Professor (Reader) of Law at the University of Warwick.

Part I: Conceptual Background
1. Access to Refugee Protection: Key Concepts and Contemporary Challenges
Maria O’Sullivan and Dallal Stevens
2. Asylum in the Context of Immigration Control: Exclusion by Default or Design?
Nadine El-Enany

Part II: Access to Territory
3. Where Do State Responsibilities Begin and End? Border Exclusions and State Responsibility
Júlia Iván
4. Access to International Protection: Border Issues in Turkey
Cavidan Soykan
5. Interdiction and Screening of Asylum Seekers at Sea: Implications for Asylum Justice
Maria O’Sullivan
6. Detained at the Border: Obstacles to Entry for Central American Refugees in the United States
Maggie Morgan and Deborah Anker

Part III: Access to Justice and a Refugee Status Determination Procedure
7. Accessing Fair and Efficient Asylum Procedures in the EU: Legal Safeguards and Loopholes in the Common European Asylum System
Kris Pollet
8. The State of the Asylum System in South Africa
Corey Johnson and Sergio Carciotto
9. Access to Asylum and Reception Conditions in Western Balkans: Focus on Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia
Selma Porobic and Drago Župaric-Iljic
10. Access to Justice for Syrian Refugees in Lebanon
Dallal Stevens
11. Accelerated Asylum Procedures in the United Kingdom and Australia: ‘Fast Track’ to Refoulement?
Linda Kirk
12. Access to Asylum for Victims of Trafficking under a Human Rights-based Approach
Nula Frei and Constantin Hruschka
13. States, the Law and Access to Refugee Protection: Concluding Reflections
Dallal Stevens and Maria O’Sullivan