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CHAPTER 1: Overview @ Page 3 CHAPTER 2: From Black Market to Constitution: The Development of the Institutional Framework for EC Immigration and Asylum Law @ Page 19 CHAPTER 3: The EU Institutions and Title IV @ Page 47 CHAPTER 4: Out of the Ghetto? The Personal Scope of EU Law @ Page 81 CHAPTER 5: Human Rights in the EU Legal Order: Practical Relevance for EC Immigration and Asylum Law @ Page 115 CHAPTER 6: Enlargement of the EU and Title IV @ Page 139 CHAPTER 7: Border Controls @ Page 169 CHAPTER 8: Visa List @ page 185 CHAPTER 9: Visa Policy @ Page 201 CHAPTER 10: Responsibility for Applications for Asylum @ Page 221 CHAPTER 11: Eurodac @ Page 259 CHAPTER 12: Minimum Standards for Reception @ Page 297 CHAPTER 13: Refugee Definition and Subsidiary Protection @ Page 323 CHAPTER 14: Asylum Procedures @ Page 367 CHAPTER 15: Temporary Protection @ Page 453 CHAPTER 16: Massive Refugee Flows and Europe's Temporary Protection @ Page 487 CHAPTER 17: Challenges to Forging a Common European Asylum System in Line with International Obligations @ Page 505 CHAPTER 18: Gender and EU Asylum Law @ Page 539 CHAPTER 19: Family Reunion @ Page 573 CHAPTER 20: Long-term Residents @ Page 615 CHAPTER 21: Migration for Employment and Self-employment @ Page 661 CHAPTER 22: Admission of Students and Others @ Page 725 CHAPTER 23: Social Security @ Page 753 CHAPTER 24: The Socio-Economic Agenda of EC Immigration and Asylum Policy @ Page 769 CHAPTER 25: Mutual Recognition of Expulsion Decisions @ Page 787 CHAPTER 26: Carrier Sanctions @ Page 799 CHAPTER 27: Trafficking in Human Beings @ Page 809 CHAPTER 28: Facilitation of Irregular Entry, Residence and Movement @ Page 827 CHAPTER 29: Victims of Trafficking or Smuggling @ Page 845 CHAPTER 30: Transit for Expulsion @ Page 863 CHAPTER 31: EC Readmission Agreements @ Page 881 CHAPTER 32: Control of Irregular Migration and EU Law Policy: A Human Rights Deficit @ Page 899