End-of-chapter question guidance

The questions which appear at the end of each chapter are of various kinds. Some can be answered as a way of digesting the material in the chapter. Most are essay questions of varying length and complexity which are designed to encourage critical thought on the subject of the chapter. Most can be responded to at different levels of detail and with different levels of research. A few are not really intended for discursive essay-type answers, but are a question to bear in mind to accompany your reading. I call these a 'thought bubble': just something that might float near you and broaden your perspective on a topic.

The questions generally are to aid reflection, and will not serve as revision questions except to the extent that thinking about the material serves that purpose.

Chapter 1: History and sources of immigration law
Chapter 2: Policy, politics and media
Chapter 3: Nationality and right of abode
Chapter 4: Immigration law and human rights
Chapter 5: The European context
Chapter 6: Freedom of movement for EU nationals
Chapter 7: Crossing the border and leave to remain
Chapter 8: Challenging decisions: appeals and judicial review
Chapter 9: Family life
Chapter 10: Entry for temporary purposes
Chapter 11: Entry for work and business
Chapter 12: The asylum process and appeals
Chapter 13: The refugee definition
Chapter 14: Criminalization and excluding an asylum claim
Chapter 15: Detention
Chapter 16: Deportation
Chapter 17: Grounds for removal
Chapter 18: Defences against removal and deportation

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End-of-chapter question guidance