This book scrutinises the nature and diverse effects of social welfare rights and services for refugees and asylum seekers.
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Peter Billings is a Professor in the TC Beirne School of Law, The University of Queensland, Australia. He teaches Administrative Law and, Immigration and Refugee Law, and has published widely on public law, refugee law, human rights and 'crimmigration'. He is the editor of Crimmigration in Australia: Law, Politics and Society (2019).
Inhaltsangabe
Part One: Context and Critique Commentary Vanessa Barker 1. Regulating refugee through welfare: Australia's hostile response to unauthorized maritime arrivals Peter Billings 2. The welfare policing of asylum seekers as necropolitics Leanne Weber 3. Spectres of subjugation/inter-subjugation/resubjugation of people seeking asylum: the kyriarchal system in Australia's necropoleis Claudia Tazreiter, Omid Tofighian with Behrooz Boochani Part Two: The Depletion of Social Welfare for Refugees - Impacts and Experiences Commentary Lucy Mayblin 4. 'I wanted to make a future, but now, I lost everything': Australia's inhospitable deterrence regime for people seeking asylum John van Kooy and Asher Hirsch 5. The growing challenge of precarious housing and homelessness for refugees and asylum seekers in Australia Emma Fell 6. Financial precarity and health for temporary refugee and asylum-seeking visa holders in Australia Moira Walsh, Clemence Due and Anna Ziersch 7. The triumvirate of refoulement: how asylum seekers negotiate welfare conditionality, behavioural scrutiny, and short-term visas Hanne Worsoe and Greg Marston 8. Asylum seekers, healthcare, and the right to have rights: The political struggle over Australia's 'medevac' law David Neil and Michelle Peterie Part Three: Protecting and Promoting Respect for Refugees' Human Rights Commentary Margaret Greenfields 9. Social welfare paradoxes for asylum seekers: Challenges for human rights Linda Briskman 10. 'I spoke the truth about myself and that's when you can connect with people': Advocacy within the political system in response to living on a Safe Haven Enterprise Visa Caroline Fleay Mary Anne Kenny, Atefeh Andaveh, Salem Askari, Rohullah Hassani, Kate
Part One: Context and Critique Commentary Vanessa Barker 1. Regulating refugee through welfare: Australia's hostile response to unauthorized maritime arrivals Peter Billings 2. The welfare policing of asylum seekers as necropolitics Leanne Weber 3. Spectres of subjugation/inter-subjugation/resubjugation of people seeking asylum: the kyriarchal system in Australia's necropoleis Claudia Tazreiter, Omid Tofighian with Behrooz Boochani Part Two: The Depletion of Social Welfare for Refugees - Impacts and Experiences Commentary Lucy Mayblin 4. 'I wanted to make a future, but now, I lost everything': Australia's inhospitable deterrence regime for people seeking asylum John van Kooy and Asher Hirsch 5. The growing challenge of precarious housing and homelessness for refugees and asylum seekers in Australia Emma Fell 6. Financial precarity and health for temporary refugee and asylum-seeking visa holders in Australia Moira Walsh, Clemence Due and Anna Ziersch 7. The triumvirate of refoulement: how asylum seekers negotiate welfare conditionality, behavioural scrutiny, and short-term visas Hanne Worsoe and Greg Marston 8. Asylum seekers, healthcare, and the right to have rights: The political struggle over Australia's 'medevac' law David Neil and Michelle Peterie Part Three: Protecting and Promoting Respect for Refugees' Human Rights Commentary Margaret Greenfields 9. Social welfare paradoxes for asylum seekers: Challenges for human rights Linda Briskman 10. 'I spoke the truth about myself and that's when you can connect with people': Advocacy within the political system in response to living on a Safe Haven Enterprise Visa Caroline Fleay Mary Anne Kenny, Atefeh Andaveh, Salem Askari, Rohullah Hassani, Kate
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