The Role of the European Court of Justice in Framing the Principles of Global Distributive Justice through the Area of Asylum

Diplôme Thèse The Role of the European Court of Justice in Framing the Principles of Global Distributive Justice through the Area of Asylum eng 2020-07-07 author Kucuksu Aysel 867700 director Levrat Nicolas 23078 10.13097/archive-ouverte/unige:148471 urn:nbn:ch:unige-1484719 D. 1000 Political philosophers that espouse theories of global justice engage with the question of what duties we owe to each other from an abstract, ideal, point of view, whilst judges consider matters of justice from the much more practical, non-ideal, position. In an effort to trace whether there is cross-pollination between global justice discussions on migration and the asylum practice of the European Court of Justice, this work offers a thorough qualitative empirical study of the Court's asylum jurisprudence enriched by insight from a dozen interviews conducted with officials working there. It utilises Martha Fineman's ‘vulnerability theory' as a brokering agent between the two disciplines and as an original way of taxonomizing the case-law of the ECJ. In the process, this thesis becomes a solid interdisciplinary work which is an important contribution towards our understanding of the Court, both from a legal and from a philosophical point of view. European court of justice Global justice Asylum Migration Vulnerability theory European Union Human rights Jurisprudence Judicial activism Dewey 340 5 Faculté de droit 5 false fbf957c0-6bf7-4032-bb15-b00cbf6a5c6c Thesis Restricted PhDAYSELKUCUKSUFINALFINAL.pdf 3032808 application/pdf c5acc1e414be1c90f574a310db4ceb6045543ff0672242942c6b7e7a943ed373 restrictedAccess Faculté de droit

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