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ISSN 1942-9193
Administrative Law
Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2017May 10, 2017 PDT

Contextualizing the Reasonableness Test of Internal Relocation in International Refugee Law: Empirical analysis of decisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal of Australia concerning Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka

Chao Yi,
contextualizationirpinternational relocation testreasonableness testinternational human rightsinternational lawrefugee
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Articles in Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2017

Vol. 20, Issue 2, 2017
  • Contextualizing the Reasonableness Test of Internal Relocation in International Refugee Law: Empirical analysis of decisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal of Australia concerning Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka
    Chao Yi
  • The Surveillance Cold War: Recent Decisions of the European Court of Human Rights and their Application to Mass Surveillance in the United States and Russia
    Michael Palmisano
  • Deterring Destroyers: International Prohibitions and Punishments Against the Destruction of Cultural Property
    Sterling M. Paulson
GJIL
Chao Yi, Contextualizing the Reasonableness Test of Internal Relocation in International Refugee Law: Empirical Analysis of Decisions of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal of Australia Concerning Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka, 20 GJIL (2017).
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