... the refugees’ sense of insecurity. Third, increasing discrimination in the public sphere places refugees further on the margins of society. The convergence of these factors contributes to the everyday re-production of the image of illegality and of the deportable refugee, rendering Syrian refugees...

..., i.e. whose vulnerability and need for protection is legally recognized, but who are systematically illegalized. [email protected] 29 11 2021 20 06 2023 © The Author(s) 2023. Published by Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please email...

..., and the punitive consequences of illegality. residential mobility immigrant illegality urban inequality housing Tracing 103 moves across these 40 families, I find that citizen and undocumented renters move for similar reasons, but that the process of finding a new home is particularly burdensome for renters who...

...Ana Aliverti Both policies were justified for the ultimate purpose of preventing the exploitation of vulnerable individuals. In her speech to the House of Commons in support of the 2016 Act, the then Home Secretary, Theresa May, explained: ‘illegal working is one of the principal pull factors...

... to the production of the formal and substantive boundaries between and within citizenship and noncitizenship. The case study identifies how precarious legal status and illegality inform the regulatory incongruencies and discursive fragility of Canada’s liberal welcome for newcomers. It contributes to specifying...

... of damage in a case of negligently inflicted infertility. Due to changing public policies and judicial opinion regarding the practice, and by incorporating the three-part test of illegality developed for civil claims by the Supreme Court in Patel v Mirza [2016] UKSC 42 into tort law, the Court...

... immigrants face a multitude of boundaries that generate systematic exclusion and marginalization. I argue that undocumented and semi-legal Latina/o immigrants in Kansas employ race, ethnicity, and the body to manage risks associated with illegality, yet this management simultaneously reproduces...

... the implementation of integration in a moderately liberal city. The results reveal that many officials embraced both disciplinary and punitive tactics, making use of worker centers, aggressive ticketing, and solicitation bans for the purposes of controlling and governing an illegalized population. Some policies...

... International Law. The focus, however, is on a critical assessment of the new provisions in the most recent version of the PICC, the 2010 edition, which deal with illegal contracts, contractual conditions, the plurality of obligors and obligees, and the unwinding of failed contracts. Unidroit...

... Genova, Nicholas. 2005 . Working the Boundaries: Race, Space, and “Illegality” in Mexican Chicago . Durham, NC: Duke University Press. De Genova, Nicholas. 2007 . “The Production of Culprits: From Deportability to Detainability in the Aftermath of ‘Homeland Security’.” Citizenship Studies 11(5...

...Jonathan Xavier Inda illegality incapacitation neoliberalism security On 18 October 2011, John Morton, the Director of US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), announced the agency’s year-end removal numbers for fiscal year 2011 ( US ICE 2011 ). Overall, ICE deported 396,906 individuals...

... regulates declarations of independence and in what circumstances such declarations may be unlawful. Illegality has been argued to stem from the unilateral character of a declaration of independence, i.e. from (an attempted) disruption of the territorial integrity of a parent state. ³⁹ Moreover...

... virtue social articulations of morality Aristotelian virtue theory duress ethics training legal responsibility manifest illegality moral responsibility My Lai reasonable mistakes superior orders defense war crimes war crimes prevention in  chapters   5  and   6 we...

...This chapter looks at the emergence of the figure of the pistolero, the gunman. These bodyguards for politicians combined their role as experts in the use of violence with illegal activities in which they could profit from their official protection. The chapter examines three cases...

...Journalists maneuver between stories for, on, and off the record in compliance with the local understanding of what constitutes illegal yet socially legitimate practices. This chapter illuminates the seemingly contradictory position of reporters in the border community: as residents, they often...

...This chapter describes how migrant workers' lives are shaped and constrained by multiple, overlapping forms of “structural violence.” It concentrates on the mass deportation campaign of migrant workers in Israel since mid-2002 and the construction of their “illegality.” Israel has been eager...

...This chapter focuses on the vulnerabilities that accompany migrant “illegality,” arguing that whereas, for unauthorized migrants, these vulnerabilities pivot on their “deportability,” for unauthorized migrant workers, they manifest in their “disposability.” Resistance to labor discipline...

... the enforcement of (“national”) state borders and immigration law, branding migrant labor as “foreign” if not “illegal.” capital Communism The Communist Manifesto Marx and Engels 1848 de Genova Nicholas globalization Marxism migration and labor mobility Sartre Jean Paul Africa black workers colonialism...

...All restitutionary claims, regardless of the underlying cause of action, are subject to a defence of illegality. This stems from the fundamental principle of law, known as ex turpi causa non oritur actio, that the courts will generally not assist the claimant to obtain a remedy...

... against impossibility, the presumption of technical legal usage in documents drafted by lawyers, and the presumption in favour of one-stop dispute-resolution. Breach of contract Illegality and contract Interpretation of contract Remedies for breach of contract Statutory Presumptions   7.01 Law...