The Role of Spain as a Gateway to the Schengen Area: Changes in the Asylum Law and their Implications for Human Rights

M. T. G. BAZO

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Academic publicationMigration and foreign nationals lawSpain01 January 1998

The Role of Spain as a Gateway to the Schengen Area: Changes in the Asylum Law and their Implications for Human Rights

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M. T. G. BAZO’s article, published in the International Journal of Refugee Law, examines Spain’s role as a gateway to the Schengen Area and changes in asylum law.

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