Analiza pravic beguncev na preseku mednarodnih režimov

magistrsko delo

Ajda Hedžet (Author), Petra Roter (Mentor)

Abstract

Magistrsko delo obravnava učinkovanje režimske kompleksnosti na skupno upravljanje globalnih problemov. Analizira, kako v primeru prekrivanja mednarodnega režima varstva človekovih pravic in mednarodnega režima varstva beguncev, znotraj katerega se prepleta delovanje številnih akterjev in mehanizmov, element kompleksnosti vpliva na zmožnosti držav in drugih subjektov mednarodnih odnosov, da upravljajo globalne probleme s sodelovanjem. Sodobno mednarodno skupnost namreč opredeljuje kompleksnost interakcij in številne institucije. V luči njihove proliferacije pa se je močno razširil tudi krog akterjev in pravil, relevantnih za oblikovanje tako rekoč vsake odločitve o mednarodnem sodelovanju. Naloga na podlagi teorij upravljanja mednarodne skupnosti izpelje relevantne elemente režimske kompleksnosti, ki pojasnjujejo njen vpliv na sodelovanje na preseku režimov mednarodnega varstva človekovih pravic in mednarodnega varstva beguncev. Z njihovo pomočjo naloga analizira učinkovanje kompleksnosti na sodelovanje na preseku režimov v praksi, in sicer na študijah primerov azilne politike Avstralije in Evropske unije. Analiza pokaže, da je režimska kompleksnost na preseku mednarodnih režimov varstva človekovih pravic in varstva beguncev odgovorna za nastanek možnosti, ki jih akterji na preseku lahko uporabijo, da bi se izognili pravilom, institucijam, načelom in mehanizmom, ki jim v določenem kontekstu ne ustrezajo. Magistrska naloga tako pokaže omejitve režimske kompleksnosti za varstvo pravic oseb, ki so bile primorane zapustiti svojo državo.

Keywords

pravice beguncev;mednarodni režim varstva človekovih pravic;Pravice;Begunci;Mednarodno pravo;Magistrska dela;

Data

Language:	Slovenian
Year of publishing:	2019
Typology:	2.09 - Master's Thesis
Organization:	UL FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
Publisher:	[A. Hedžet]
UDC:	341.231.14(043.2)
COBISS:	36422237
Views:	1102
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Secondary language:	English
Secondary title:	Rights of refugees at the overlap of international regimes
Secondary abstract:	This thesis addresses the influence of regime complexity on governance of global issues. More precisely, it deals with the overlap of the international human rights regime and the international refugee regime by addressing regime complexity and its influence on the ability of states and nonstate actors to govern global issues. The contemporary international community is defined by complex interactions and a plethora of institutions. Consequently, many other actors and rules have also come into existence. These are increasingly relevant for addressing almost any international issue and issue-areas. Based on the international governance approaches this thesis conceptualises relevant elements of regime complexity, and applies them to analyse the influence of regime complexity on co-operation at the overlap of the international regimes for human rights and refugees. Empirically, the analysis of regime complexity and its effects are based on case studies of Australia and the European Union and their policies regarding refugees. The thesis has shown that regime complexity at the overlap of both international regimes (for refugees and human rights) has enabled international actors to avoid rules, institutions, norms and mechanisms, which do not fit their preferences in a certain context. The thesis has thus demonstrated how regime complexity limits access to rights of individuals who have been forced to flee their countries
Secondary keywords:	Rights;Refugees;International law;Master's theses;
Type (COBISS):	Master's thesis/paper
Study programme:	0
Embargo end date (OpenAIRE):	1970-01-01
Thesis comment:	Univ. v Ljubljani, Fak. za družbene vede
Pages:	95 str.
ID:	11222776