The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues (2008)
Volume 4 No 2

ARTICLES

A Lack of Good Faith: Australia’s Approach to ‘Boostrap’ Refugee Claims               
Brook Hely

The Failure Of The People’s Republic of China to Extend The Refugee Convention To Hong Kong                                   
Lawrence Cox           

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues (2008)
Volume 4 No 1

ARTICLES

The Forgotten Remedy: Employer Sanctions Revisited
Jennifer R. Fleming

Immigration and Asylum Law Under the Human Rights Act: A Three Branch Analysis
Natalie Waites

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues (2007)
Volume 3 Number 4

ARTICLES

Exclusion at the Borders: The Necessity of a Concrete International Law Responding to HIV/Aids Related Travel Restrictions
Christopher MacFarlane

Profit, Plenary Powers and Militarization: A “Perfect Storm” Scenario For Immigration Control
Robert Koulish

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues (2007)
Volume 3 Number 3

ARTICLES

Enfranchising Resident Immigrants
Justin Cox

The High Court Decision in Mimia v Qaah of 2004 and Its Implications for Temporary Protection Visa Holders
Dr Hossein Esmaeili and Suzanne Carlton

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues (2007)
Volume 3 Number 2

ARTICLES

Protecting Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings in the UK: The Italian ‘Rimini Method’ That Could Influence the British Approach
Matilde Ventrella

Conversion to Peace: Narratives of Individualism in UN Pedagogies
Tehila Sagy

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2007) Volume 3 Number 1

ARTICLES

Displacement and Health Status in Low Income Women: Findings From a Population-Based Study in Greater Beirut
Nathalie Choueiry and Marwan Khawaja

Discrimination as the Touchstone of Persecution in Refugee Law
Mirko Bagaric and Penny Dimopoulos

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2006) Volume 2 Number 3

ARTICLES

Will Acceptance of a 'Universally Approved Definition' of Terrorism Make Article 1F of The 1951 Refugee Convention More Effective in Excluding Terrorists?
Sameera Singh

Refugee Law: Moving to a More Humane Approach 'Ignoring the Framers' Intentions
Mirko Bagaric and James McConvill

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2006) Volume 2 Number 2

ARTICLES

The Coalescence of United States Immigration Law and International Criminal Law: An Exploration of Elias Zacarias in the Context of Female Genital Mutilation
George S. Yacoubian

Immunity or Impunity? How Current U.S. Interpretation of Diplomatic Immunity Facilitates Diplomatic Abuse of A-3 domestic workers
Rachael E Farber


The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2006) Volume 2 Number 1

ARTICLES

Labour Migration: International Standards and National Progress
The Hon Justice Michael Kirby

Restrictive Trends in Migration Flows: A Postcard from Australia
Professor Sam Blay


The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2005) Volume 1 Number 4

The Systemic Persecution of Street Children as a Crime against Humanity: Implications for their Right to Asylum
Sonja Grover

The Fallacy of "Job Robbing": A Meta-Analysis of Estimates of the Effect of Immigration on Employment
Simonetta Longhi, Peter Nijkamp and Jacques Poot

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2005) Volume 1 Number 3

ARTICLES

Overseas Students Protection Law: Universities, the ESOS Act and the National Code
Megumi Ogawa

Should We Drop Them Off the Plane? The Controversy in Jama v. ICE
Constantin Burachek

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2005) Volume 1 Number 2

ARTICLES

The Operation and Scope of Article 1C(5) of the United Nations Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees
John Vrachnas

Alie(n)ation: The Parched Rights of Non-Citizens in The Oasis of Globalisation
Yee-Fui Ng

The Journal of Migration and Refugee Issues
(2005) Volume 1 Number 1

ARTICLES

Mental Health and Human Rights Implications for Unaccompanied Minors Seeking Asylum in Australia
Fiona Martin and Terry Hutchinson

State Sovereignty and Migration Control: The Ultimate Act of Discrimination?
Mirko Bagaric and John Morss

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