Cover; Half Title; Series Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of abbreviations and acronyms; 1 Introduction; 1.1 A first glance at the book; 1.2 Context considerations; 1.3 The European struggle with asylum realities; 1.4 The structure and the applicable law; 2 Refugee protection in the context of conflict and violence; 2.1 An introduction to the 1951 Convention as the primary refugee protection instrument; 2.2 The 1951 Convention and the regional extended instruments; 2.3 UNHCR
the mechanism of implementation and its position on persons fleeing conflict

2.4 Interpreting the 1951 Convention criteria of a conflictdisplaced refugee2.5 Intermediate conclusion on the 1951 Convention and persons fleeing conflict and violence; 3 European Union asylum law and persons fleeingconflict and violence; 3.1 The historical development of a CEAS; 3.2 Union law instruments and the protection of persons fleeing conflict and violence; 3.3 Adjudicating asylum law on the supranational level
the role of the CJEU and subsidiary protection; 3.4 An interpretative overhaul
the (Recast) QD and international humanitarian law

3.5 Intermediate conclusion on the (Recast) QD and subsidiary protection for persons fleeing conflict and violence4 European human rights law protection for persons fleeing conflict and violence; 4.1 Complementary protection in Europe
turningto the ECHR; 4.2 The scope of the Convention's Article 3 of non-refoulement; 4.3 Extraterritorial application of European human rights law; 4.4 Intermediate conclusion on the ECHR's nonrefoulement and countries in conflict; 5 Conclusion; 5.1 Conflict displacement and the challenge of status determination

5.2 Refugee law, Europe's complementary Protection scheme and the role of international humanitarian law5.3 Concluding remarks; Index