1st Edition
Refugees, Democracy and the Law Political Rights at the Margins of the State
I. The refugee;
Chapter 1 Who is a refugee?;
Chapter 2 Who decides who is a refugee?;
II. Democracy’s edges;
Chapter 3 Citizenship and the claiming of rights;
Chapter 4 Democracy between the need for institutions and demands of inclusion;
III. The legal conditions of refugees’ political voice;
Chapter 5 Institutions of refugees’ political participation;
Chapter 6 The role of associative rights for refugees’ political voice;
Chapter 7 Humanitarian government and the political membership of refugees;
Chapter 8 Representation of refugees in international forums;
Biography
Dana Schmalz is a scholar of international law and legal philosophy. She is a postdoctoral fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation and a visiting scholar at Columbia Law School, New York.
