Non-Signatory States in International Refugee Law / edited by Maja Janmyr, Özlem Gürakar Skribeland, and Arjumand Bano Kazmi.

Studying Non-signatory States : A Shared Ambition, Complementary Approache / Maja Janmyr and Özlem Gürakar Skribeland -- Reflections on Conducting Empirical Research in Non-signatory States / Simon Behrman and Dallal Stevens -- Judicial Engagement with International Refugee Law : An Exploratory Study on Domestic Courts in Non-signatory States / Gamze Ovacık and Aneesha Johny -- Asian Exceptionalism Revisited / Brian Barbour -- Acceding to the Refugee Convention : Indonesia’s Persistent Reluctance / Bilal Dewansyah -- “Disharmony” in the Kingdom of the Netherlands : (De)colonialization and Non-accession in Aruba and Curaçao / Natalie Dietrich Jones -- The Republic of China (Taiwan) and International Refugee Law : 1911–2024 / Lili Song -- From Global Commitments to Local Implementation : A Legal Analysis of Thailand’s National Screening Mechanism / Jittawadee Chotinukul -- Mechanisms of Enrollment : How the Network of International Protection Grows / Georgia Cole -- UNHCR-Host State Agreements as Alternative Protection Regime

Non-signatory States in International Refugee Law demonstrates how the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol play a central role in shaping responses to refugees also in states that are not parties to these instruments.

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