Journal of Immigration, Asylum & Nationality Law

Our editorial team is comprised of highly respected academics and practitioners: Jim Gillespie, Helena Wray, Michael Sanderson, Steve Peers, Bernard Ryan, Prakash Shah, Dallal Stevens, Eddie Bruce-Jones, Zoe Bantleman, Adrian Berry, Gabriella Bettiga, Eddie Bruce-Jones, Marie-Bénédicte Dembour, Laurie Fransman, Elspeth Guild, Alison Harvey, Raza Husain, Werner Menski, Sadat Sayeed, Duran Seddon, Ramnik Shah and Sheona York. 

The official journal of the Immigration Law Practitioners' Association (www.ilpa.org.uk) is a unique and highly regarded quarterly journal. Essential reading for anyone who needs to keep abreast of the numerous and significant developments in immigration law and practice, It contains high quality original articles as well as expert commentaries and practice notes, all of which are delivered in a clear and accessible format. It also reflects the increasingly important European and international dimension of immigration law, giving news and views from around the world.

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Bibliographic detail
ISSN: 17467632
Format: Journal
Availability: In Print

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Contents from previous issues:

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 34.4 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● Recognition After All: Irish Citizens in Post-Brexit Immigration Law
Bernard Ryan
● Will Digital Immigration Status Work?
Joe Tomlinson and Alice Welsh
● Between Efficiency and Fairness: The (new) Swiss Asylum Procedure
Lucia Della Torre and Seraina Nufer
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEWS
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 34.3 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● Left to Grieve Alone: Migration, Dignity and Dying in the Time of Covid-19 – Some Early Reflections
Syd Bolton and Catriona Jarvis
● British or Irish or both?
Alison Harvey
● A Comparison of the Hardial Singh Principles and Article 5(1)(f) ECHR
Alexander Schymyck
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEWS
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 34.2 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● The Trend Towards Criminalising Humanitarian Action
Frances Webber
● Reasserting Rights to British Citizenship Through Registration
Solange Valdez-Symonds and Steve Valdez-Symonds
● Between the CJEU and ECtHR: Human Rights of Asylum Seekers and Their Reception Conditions in Europe Since Opinion 2/13
Sarah Atkins
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEWS
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 34.1 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● OBITUARY
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● Nationality and Statelessness Among Persons of Western Saharan Origin
Bronwen Manby
● Family Reunification, the Minimum Income Requirements and the Welfare Myth
Christopher Rowe
● Privatisation, ‘Mission Creep’ and Lack of Home Office Legal Conscientiousness in the Immigration Application Process
Sheona York
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● INDEX TO VOLUME 33
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 33.4 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● A Turn Towards Fundamental Rights or Just a Swerve? The Jurisprudence of the CJEU on Family Reunification for Static Union Citizens and Third Country National Immigrants
Ciara Smyth
● The Unequal Price of Love: A Critical Race Feminist Critique of the £18,600 Minimum Income Requirement for Family Reunification under Article 14 ECHR
Michelle Yik Yu Wong
●  ‘Take heed what thou doest: for this man is a Roman’ – The Arbitrary Use of Deprivation of Citizenship as a Public Relations Management Tool
Joshua Kerr
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEWS
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 33.3 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● The Nationality and Immigration Status of the ‘Windrush Generation’ and the Perils of Lawful Presence in a ‘Hostile Environment’
Robin M White
● Family and Immigration Proceedings – Treading the Minefield for the Practitioner
Samina Iqbal and Rosalyn Chowdhury
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEWS
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 33.2 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● Mental Health Evidence in United Kingdom Refugee Status Determination: Implications of an Inter-disciplinary Approach to Establishing Truth
Katrina Munir-Asen
● Locked in Mobility: Negotiating Legal Residence in a Border Setting. The Case of Moroccan Women in Melilla, Spain
Sabina Barone
● Immigration Judicial Review in Hong Kong: The Developing Legal Framework
Michael Ramsden
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEWS
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 33.1 Contents:

● EDITORIAL
● NEWS
● ARTICLES
● Disciplining the Troublesome Offspring of Section 19 of the Immigration Act 2014: The Supreme Court in KO (Nigeria)
Jonathan Collinson
● Supreme Court Decides that the UK is a Precarious Home for Migrants: A Critical Look at the Case of Rhuppiah
Richard Warren
● Evidential Value of Sexual Orientation Tests in EU Asylum Law
Salvo Nicolosi
● Tribunal Justice, Brexit, and Digitalisation: Immigration Appeals in the First-tier Tribunal
Joe Tomlinson and Byron Karemba
● CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
● BOOK REVIEW
● INDEX TO VOLUME 32
● ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 32.4 Contents:

• EDITORIAL
  
• NEWS
  
• ARTICLES
  
• The Responsibility of Australia for Internationally Wrongful Acts: The Offshore Detention Regime, the Principle of non-refoulement, and a Case for Litigation
  Sophie Capicchiano Young
  
• The ‘Hostile Environment’ – How Home Office Immigration Policies and Practices Create and Perpetuate Illegality
  Sheona York
  
• State Violence Against Migrants: How Immigration Removal Became Normal and How We are Challenging it Now
  Patrick Page and Toufique Hossain
  
• CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
  
• BOOK REVIEWS
  
• ILPA
  

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 32.3 Contents:

• EDITORIAL
  NEWS
  
• ARTICLES
  
• Migration, Sexual Orientation, and the European Convention on Human Rights
  Silvia Falcetta and Paul Johnson
  
• The Impact of Brexit on UK Asylum Law 
  Colin Yeo and Susan Reardon-Smith
  
• David and Goliath: Due Weight, the State and Determining Unaccompanied Children’s Fate
  Helen Stalford
  
• National Security, Criminality and Exclusion from Refugee Protection under the EU Qualification Directive: Expanding the Grounds of Exclusion by the Back Door
  Sarah Singer
  
• CASE NOTES AND COMMENTS
  
• BOOK REVIEWS
  
• ILPA
  
  

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 32.2 Contents:

• Editorial
• News
• Articles
  • The Responsibility of Australia for Internationally Wrongful Acts: The Offshore Detention Regime, the Principle of non-refoulement, and a Case for Litigation
    Sophie Capicchiano Young
  • The ‘Hostile Environment’ – How Home Office Immigration Policies and Practices Create and Perpetuate Illegality
    Sheona York
  • State Violence Against Migrants: How Immigration Removal Became Normal and How We are Challenging it Now
    Patrick Page and Toufique Hossain
• Case Notes and Comments
• Book Reviews
• IPLA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 32.3

• Editorial
• News
• Articles
  • Migration, Sexual Orientation, and the European Convention on Human Rights
    Silvia Falcetta and Paul Johnson
  • The Impact of Brexit on UK Asylum Law
    Colin Yeo and Susan Reardon-Smith
  • David and Goliath: Due Weight, the State and Determining Unaccompanied Children’s Fate
    Helen Stalford
  • National Security, Criminality and Exclusion from Refugee Protection under the EU Qualification Directive: Expanding the Grounds of Exclusion by the Back Door
    Sarah Singer
• Case Notes and Comments
• Book Reviews
• ILPA

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 32.2 Contents:

• Deprivation of Citizenship, the Immigration Act 2014 and Discrimination Against Naturalised Citizens
  Joshua Kerr
• Asylum 22: A Critical Analysis of ‘Crisis Management’ under CEAS
  Brenda Efurhievwe
• Refugee Flows as a ‘Threat to Peace’?: EUNAVFOR MED and the Implications of the Adoption of Security Council Resolutions in the Context of Refugee Crises for the Protection of the Displaced
  Ann-Christin Bölter

Journal of Immigration, Asylum and Nationality Law 32.1 Contents:

• The Implications of Brexit for British Citizens in Ireland Navigating the Irish Immigration System
  Patricia Brazil and Catherine Cosgrave
• Human Trafficking as a Gendered Phenomenon: CEDAW in Perspective
  Gemma Fernández Rodríguez de Liévana and Keina Yoshida