Family, Separation and Migration: An Evolution-Involution of the Global Refugee Crisis

Foreword by Rear Admiral Nicola Carlone, Italian Coast Guard - Acknowledgments - Introduction - Edo Korljan: Family in Europe: An Evolving Concept? - Betty Sacco German: The Italian-Chinese Community in Prato: Insideness, Outsideness, and Cultural Complexes - Robin Ramcharan: International Migration in Southeast Asia: Protection Norms and Challenges Facing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (A. S. E. A. N.) - Elisa Fornalé: Regional Migration Governance and Social Protection of Migrant Workers - Giji Gya: Taking Care of Countering the Business of Trafficking in Human Beings - Mirela Shuteriqi: Unaccompanied and on the Move: Risks and Opportunities for Migrant Children - Oana A. Scarlatescu: Unaccompanied Migrant Minors in the European Union: Children or Irregular Migrants? A Comparative Analysis of Belgium, Romania, and the United Kingdom - Warren Rosenblum: A Universal Madness: Disability and Immigration Policy in Modern History - Cecilie Hellestveit: The Syrian Exodus and the International Law of Internal Conflict-Induced Displacement - Sumbul Rizvi: A Snapshot of Global Challenges to Refugee Protection in 2014-2015: Regional Trends and Protection at Sea - Sabine Nasser: The Psychosocial Effects on and Traumas of Syrian Women and Children Refugees - Pamela Ballinger: Wartime Evacuations and the Restoration of Italian Families after 1945: A Critical Prehistory for Family Reunification Policy? - Gunilla von Hall: Dilemmas in Refugee and Migration Reporting - Conclusion - Abstracts and Keywords - Contributors - Index.