Bureaucracy, law, and dystopia in the United Kingdom's Asylum system John R. Campbell.

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Campbell, John

Publication details: Routledge 2017 AbingdonDescription: xvii, 201 pagesISBN:

9781138214958

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342.42083 CAM.B

Summary: Contents An anthropological approach to studying the asylum field The evolution of the British asylum system The work of the British Home Office and UK border agency Taking and making refugee claims : the work of immigration case workers, interpeters, and barristers The Immigration and Asylum Tribunal and the work of immigration judges The politics of 'permission' and the Court of Appeal The kafkaesque experience of seeking asylum in the UK Interest groups, asylum policy, and home office intransigence.

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Contents
An anthropological approach to studying the asylum field
The evolution of the British asylum system
The work of the British Home Office and UK border agency
Taking and making refugee claims : the work of immigration case workers, interpeters, and barristers
The Immigration and Asylum Tribunal and the work of immigration judges
The politics of 'permission' and the Court of Appeal
The kafkaesque experience of seeking asylum in the UK
Interest groups, asylum policy, and home office intransigence.

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