Routledge Refugee Law and Durability of Protection Book

This academic text from Routledge examines the complex link between refugee protection, the duration of risk, and residency rights. It provides a detailed analysis of two major issues central to current state practice: the implementation of temporary forms of refugee status and residency, and the legal criteria used for the cessation of refugee status under Article 1C(5) of the 1951 Refugee Convention. Readers will find an analysis that covers debates relevant to many contentious areas of refugee law. The book explores the relationship between the refugee definition and complementary protection, as well as the application of the Refugee Convention. This work is a valuable resource for those studying law and migration, offering deep insights into how legal frameworks manage long-term protection and the shifting nature of residency for displaced persons.