International law in the face of the globalization of international migration: the failure of international law in the global governance of international migration, in the face of the globalization of migration

• Le droit international face à la mondialisation des migrations internationales : l’échec du droit international dans la gouvernance globale des migrations internationales, face à la mondialisation des migrations

• Author / Creator

  Soro, Wagnon Fanda Nina

• Abstract :
  States are the primary actors of international migrations, whereas international law, which governs relations between states, and between states and international organizations, is the most appropriate law to govern international migrations. However, international law seems incapable of imposing a global legal order, a global governance which could regulate international migrations and guarantee compliance with international legal norms relating to migrations. Thus, this research aims to explain why international law strive to establish a global governance. Thereby, two method will be used: one theoretical method and another empirical. Yet, in the light of theories in international relations, empirical evidence about the non-application international law concerning international migration global governance, and the factors intrinsically linked to international law hampering international migration global governance.

• Subjects / Keywords

  • International law and migration global governance

• Graduation date

  Fall 2020

• Type of Item

  Thesis

• Degree

  Master of Arts

• DOI

  https://doi.org/10.7939/r3-qm16-3h74

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