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Cross-Border Welfare State

Immigration, social security & integration

Book | 1st edition 2012 | Europe | Gijsbert Vonk
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The position of non-EU migrants in social security is problematic. Many European states reduce access to social benefits for categories of migrants whose presence is not desired. At the same time the scope of application of the national systems is becoming more confined to the national borders, as, for example, countries take measures to reduce the exportability of benefits. These two trends of exclusion and retrenchment particularly affect irregular immigrants and persons moving between Europe and developing countries who are not protected by any bilateral social security agreements. The background of these trends can be traced back to the way social security interacts with immigration and civic integration policies. This book addresses this interaction and contains contributions on the social security position of irregular migrants, on the reception of asylum seekers, on income requirements in immigration law, on civic integration, on informal social security protection of formally excluded migrants and on social protection and voluntary return. These separate contributions lead to an overall analysis on the position of excluded migrants. Knowing that the exclusion of certain immigrants from social security is legitimate from the point of view of national policies or even from the point of view of the logics of social security itself, what alternative strategies can be developed in order to give protection to excluded migrants without undermining these policies and logics?


About this book
‘It is notable and refreshing that most contributors adopt a balanced and realistic approach when discussing the social security position of non-EU migrants. […] The questions and challenges raised by the editors are timely and important at a moment where many EU migration law instruments are in the process of being revised. The social security position of third-country nationals is a topic that has not been sufficiently addressed so far, neither in the relevant legal documents nor in the academic literature. Overall, the book thus addresses an often overlooked aspect and constitutes a valuable read for anyone interested in one of the related fields of social security, immigration and integration.’
Anja Wiesbrock in 50 CMLR (2013)

‘[this] book is important because it examines the possibility of developing a new approach towards social protection of irregular migrants.’
Freya Semanda in 16 EJSS (2014)

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Type of product Book
Format Paperback
EAN / ISSN 9781780680965
Series name Social Europe Series
Weight 466 g
Status Available
Number of pages xvi + 260 p.
Access to exercice No
Publisher Intersentia
Language English
Publication Date Jul 16, 2012
Available on Jurisquare No
Available on Strada Belgique No
Available on Strada Europe No
Available on Strada Luxembourg No
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  • Table of Contents
  • PART A. OVERALL ANALYSIS OF THE RESEARCH FINDINGS
  • Access denied. Towards a new approach to social protection for formally excluded migrants
    Gijsbert Vonk, Sarah van Walsum
  • PART B. ESSAYS ON MIGRATION AND SOCIAL SECURITY
  • Irregular labour migrants and access to social protection
    Paul Schoukens, Danny Pieters
  • Irregular migrant workers and social security
    Klaus Kapuy
  • The EU Directive on reception conditions for asylum seekers in relation to international law
    Lieneke Slingenberg
  • The approach of the ECJ and the ECtHR to income requirements in immigration law. How the immigration clause affects judicial means-end scrutiny
    Eva Hilbrink
  • PART C. ESSAYS ON MIGRATION AND INTEGRATION
  • Civic integration in the Netherlands. A new approach towards citizenship
    Jeanine Klaver, Arend Odé
  • Drawing the border of the nation. Integration as a condition for admission
    Karin de Vries
  • PART D. INFORMAL SOCIAL SECURITY FOR FORMALLY EXCLUDED MIGRANTS
  • Across the border. A study into undocumented migrants and transnational forms of social security
    Will Tinnemans, Saskia Moerbeek, Dilek Karaagacli
  • PART E. SOCIAL PROTECTION AND VOLUNTARY RETURN
  • Voluntary return facilities for foreign nationals without residence permits in comparative perspective
    Daan Beltman
  • Bibliography
  • Other sources of reference
  • List of case-law
  • About the authors