The International Legal Status and Protection of Environmentally-Displaced Persons: A European Perspective; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgements; List of Abbreviations; Introduction; Part 1: Protecting People Fleeing Indiscriminate Threats: Law and Practice within the European Union; Introduction to Part 1; 1 Preliminary Remark: Member States' Obligations under International Human Rights Law are Unaltered by EU Membership; 2 European Union Law Relevant to Asylum; 3 Relevant Provisions of International Human Rights Law; 4 Member States' Non-harmonised Protection Responses
5 Conclusions of Part 1Part 2: Testing Existing Refugee Law, Human Rights Law and Practices through the Prism of Environmental Disasters; Introduction to Part 2; 6 Environmentally-Displaced Persons as Beneficiaries of International Protection under Refugee Law?; 7 Under International Human Rights Law; 8 State Practice in Response to Disasters and Other Humanitarian Crises; 9 Conclusions of Part 2; Part 3: Exploring Means of Protecting "environmental refugees" in International Law; Introduction to Part 3
10 Solutions Based on Existing Asylum Law and Relevant Norms International Human Rights Law11 Can (and Should) States be Held Responsible for Environmental Displacement?; 12 A Sui Generis Framework to Address Environmental Displacement and Migration; 13 Conclusion of Part 3; General Conclusion; Annex; Bibliography; Index
