Giovanni Carlo Bruno (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche),
Fulvio Maria Palombino (Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II - Law), &
Daniele Amoroso (Università degli Studi di Cagliari - Law) have published
Migration and Development: Some Reflections on Current Legal Questions (CNR edizioni 2016). Contents include:
- Giovanni Carlo Bruno, Fulvio Maria Palombino, & Daniele Amoroso, Preface
- Francesca Galgano, Should Europe Be Looking into Turkey’s Byzantine Past to Discover Its Own Future?
- Francesco Luigi Gatta, The EU Development Policy and Its Impact on Migration
- Stefano Montaldo, Regular Migrants’ Integration between European Law and National Legal Orders: a Key Condition for Individual and Social Development
- Laura Messina, Migration and Development: The Case of People Displaced by Development and States’ Obligation to Respect Their Human Rights
- Fulvia Staiano, The Undesirable Worker Fiction: Demand-Based Labour Migration Schemes and Migrant Workers’ Socio-Economic Rights
- Beatrice Gornati, Limits to the Implementation of International Law Instruments on Labour Migration: a Focus on ILO’s Praxis
- Salvatore Fabio Nicolosi, The “Asylum Payers”: Questioning the Asylum Seekers’ Obligation to Contribute to the Costs of Their Reception under International and European Union Law
- Elena Gualco, Unaccompanied Minors Seeking for Protection in the European Union: Will a Fair and Adequate Asylum System Ever See the Light?
- Alessandro Rosanò, Something Old, Something New, Something Balanced, Something Blue: the EU Blue Card Directive, Brain drain, and the Economic Development of the EU and the Sending Countries
- Martina Guidi, More Development of Third States and Less Migration towards the EU Member States: Is This a New Dual Aim of the EU Partnership and Cooperation Agreements?
