Satvinder S. Juss

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Satvinder S. Juss

Law

#1922

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#2393

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International Law

#1748

World Rank

#2073

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Satvinder S. Juss's Degrees

PhD Law University of Manchester

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According to Wikipedia, Satvinder Singh Juss FRSA, is a British academic and professor. He is professor of law at King's College London and a barrister-at-law in Gray's Inn. He has published widely on the subjects of migration and international human rights law.

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Satvinder S. Juss's Published Works

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Medical Treatment — Pragmatism and the Search for Principle (1993) (41)
International Migration and Global Justice (2006) (39)
Free Movement and the World Order (2004) (34)
The Decline and Decay of European Refugee Policy (2005) (26)
Discretion and Deviation in the Administration of Immigration Control (1997) (19)
Immigration, nationality and citizenship (1995) (17)
Sexual Orientation and the Sexualisation of Refugee Law (2015) (12)
Burqa-bashing and the Charlie Hebdo Cartoons (2015) (11)
Detention and delusion in Australia's Kafkaesque refugee law (2017) (7)
COMPLICITY, EXCLUSION, AND THE "UNWORTHY" IN REFUGEE LAW (2012) (6)
Kirpans, Law and Religious Symbols in Schools (2013) (6)
The Ashgate Research Companion to Migration Law, Theory and Policy (2013) (6)
Recognizing Refugee Status for Victims of Trafficking and the Myth of Progress (2015) (5)
The Post-Colonial Refugee, Dublin II, and the End of Non-Refoulement (2013) (5)
Global Environmental Change: Health and the Challenge for Human Rights (1997) (5)
Encyclopedia of religious freedom (2003) (5)
A guide to the Asylum and Immigration Act (Treatment of Claimants, etc.) 2004 (2005) (5)
Problematizing the Protection of ‘War Refugees’: A Rejoinder to Hugo Storey and Jean-François Durieux (2013) (5)
Terrorism and the Exclusion of Refugee Status in the UK (2012) (5)
Contemporary Issues in Refugee Law (2013) (4)
Freedom of Conscience Rights: Lessons for Great Britain (1997) (4)
The UNHCR Handbook and the interface between ‘soft law’ and ‘hard law’ in international refugee law (2013) (4)
Rule-making and the Immigration Rules—A Retreat from Law? (1992) (3)
Conference makes the link between health and human rights (1996) (2)
The Notion of Complicity in UK Refugee Law (2014) (2)
Towards a Refugee Oriented Right of Asylum (2015) (2)
Modest link between mental illness and violence (1997) (2)
Constitutionalising Rights Without a Constitution: The British Experience Under Article 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998 (2006) (2)
Back to the Future: Justiciability, Religion, and the Figment of 'Judicial No-Man's Land' (2016) (2)
Research Handbook on International Refugee Law (2019) (2)
Sikh Cremations and the Re-Imagining of the Clash of Cultures (2013) (2)
Human Rights and America’s War on Terror (2018) (2)
The secular tradition in Sikhism (2010) (2)
Refugee law and the protection of children fleeing conflict and violence in Afghanistan (2013) (2)
Suspect's Rights and PACE: Can the Courts do the Balancing Trick? (1990) (1)
Somersett's Case, The Constitution and Common Law Rights: A Re-Appraisal (1996) (1)
A Guide to the Asylum and Immigration (Treatment of Claimants, Etc.) ACT 2004 (2005) (1)
The US Torture of Detainees in Black Sites: A Lesson from Great Britain? (2018) (1)
The Constitution and Sikhs in Britain (1995) (1)
Recognising Transnational Refugee Law (2018) (1)
THE JUSTICIABILITY OF RELIGION (2017) (1)
Human Trafficking, Asylum and the Problem of Protection (2013) (1)
Review and appeal in administrative law—what is happening to the right of appeal in immigation law? (1992) (1)
An “Unusual Claim” in the Court of Appeal (1987) (1)
Landmark Cases in Public Law (2017) (1)
Introduction: Critical Approaches to Migration Law (2015) (0)
Tackling Forced Displacement (2016) (0)
The Indian Death Penalty and the ‘Collective Conscience of Society’ (2020) (0)
Special Issue: Critical Approaches to Migration Law (2015) (0)
Immigration Law and Practice in the United Kingdom . By Ian A. Macdonald. [London: Butterworth. 1987. xlvii, 465, (Appendix) 172 an (Index) 17 pp. Hardback £52·00 net.] (1988) (0)
Recognizing Free Movement (2016) (0)
Critical Reflections on Refugee Law (2013) (0)
US torture on “black sites” (2018) (0)
Non-refoulement Obligations in Public International Law: Towards a New Protection Status? (2016) (0)
International Law & Ethnic Conflict, by David Wippman (1998) (0)
Judicial discretion and the right to property (1998) (0)
The 'Refugee Warrior' in an Age of Revolutionary Violence (2017) (0)
The Burden of Burden-Sharing (2016) (0)
International Law & Ethnic Conflict By David Wippman Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1998, pp. 354 (1998) (0)
Gatekeepers of asylum: UK country guidance, indiscriminate violence and internal relocation (2019) (0)
Religious Satire, Moral Restraint and the Charlie Hebdo Cartoons (2022) (0)
Bancoultand: The Royal Prerogative in Colonial Constitutional Law (2017) (0)
Burqa-Bashing in the European Court of Human Rights and the Charlie Hebdo Cartoons (2015) (0)
Unconstitutionalising India’s death penalty (2019) (0)
Burqa-Bashing & the Charlie Hebdo Murders (2015) (0)
The ‘refugee-warrior’ in an age of revolutionary violence (2018) (0)
Abandoning Vires-Based Review (2002) (0)
Paul O'Higgins (2008) (0)
The Failed States Phenomenon (2016) (0)
Beyond Human Rights and the War on Terror (2018) (0)
The Coming of Communitarian Rights: Are ‘Third-Generation’ Human Rights Really ‘First-Generation Rights? (1998) (0)
Islamic Law: Theory and Practice. Edited by Robert Gleave. New York: I.B. Taurus, 1997. 248 pp. $75.00 (1999) (0)
Church of England Marriages: Historical Particularity or Anomaly? (2009) (0)
Judicial Review and the Duty to give Adequate Reasons (1986) (0)
The Slow Death of Citizenship Rights (2007) (0)
The Meaning of “Error” in Appellate Review (2004) (0)
The Development of the British Immigration Law . By Vaughan Bevan. [London, Sydney and Dover (N.H.): Croom Helm Ltd. 1986. xxxvii, 388, (Bibliography) 25 and (Index) 29 pp. Hardback £29·95 net.] (1987) (0)
Should the Executive Remove Lawyers from the Roll? ∼ a Lesson from the Caribbean (2008) (0)
Human Rights and Refugee Law (2 volume set) (2015) (0)
Transnational Refugee Law (2020) (0)
The Royal Prerogative in Colonial Constitutional Law (2016) (0)
Public Policy and the Enforcement of Contracts of EmploymentSharma v Hindu Temple and Others (EAT/253/90) (October 1991) (unreported) (EAT) (1992) (0)
Human Rights in India (2019) (0)
Carol A. Stabile, White Victims, Black Villains. New York and London: Routledge, 2006. £16.99. 235 pp (2007) (0)
Statutory Interpretation and the Meaning of Debt (2010) (0)
The Never-Never Land of Immigration, Nationality, and Citizenship@@@Strangers and Citizens: A Positive Approach to Migrants and Refugees@@@Immigration, Nationality and Citizenship (1996) (0)
Jonah and Socrates as Refugees: Repentance, Redemption and Responsibility (2016) (0)
Administrative Convenience and the Carltona Principle (1993) (0)
Common Utility and Justice (2016) (0)
The Environmental and Social Impacts of Dams: Mapping the Issues (2014) (0)
To mark the 60 th anniversary of UNHCR and the Refugee Convention (2011) (0)
Declaration of Trust and Severance of Joint Tenancy-The End of the Story? (1986) (0)
Critical Approaches to Migration Law (special issue) (2014) (0)

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