Statelessness in the European Union

Explore the complex realities of stateless individuals and irregular migrants in the insightful book, Statelessness in the European Union by Caroline Sawyer, published by Cambridge University Press in 2011. With a comprehensive page count of 366, this hardback edition delves deeply into the lives of non-citizens navigating the legal and social landscapes of Europe.

Drawing from an empirically-based project, Sawyer presents compelling case studies that highlight the experiences of stateless persons across four distinct countries: France, the United Kingdom, Estonia, and Slovenia. Each chapter sheds light on the challenges and daily struggles faced by these individuals, making this book a crucial resource for anyone interested in emigration and immigration law, human rights, and social justice.

Whether you are a legal professional, a scholar, or a concerned citizen, Statelessness in the European Union offers valuable insights into a pressing issue of our time.