The Impact of UK Immigration Law: Declining Standards of Public Administration, Legal Probity and Democratic Accountability

Chapter 1. The postwar arrivals of Colonial and Commonwealth citizens - The drive for control and neglect of rule of law principles.- Chapter 2. UK immigration control responses to asylum arrivals.- Chapter 3. Labour migration: a challenge to social solidarity?.- Chapter 4. UK immigration and asylum administration - a 'failed state'?.- Chapter 5. UK immigration and asylum administration and adjudication: Home Office indifference to rule of law principles.- Chapter 6. 'In the light of what we know' - immigration control, social cohesion and citizenship as common purpose.- Chapter 7. Conclusion and recommendations.