Introduction: Immigrants have a negative health trajectory due to interactions between
immigration policies and the totality of the immigration experience. Despite the enactment of …

There are millions of individuals living in North America and the European Union who lack
access to healthcare services. When these individuals participate in research, they are at …

Providing—and also not providing—public services to unlawful residents implies a certain
cost for host societies, and both inclusion and exclusion involve localized renegotiations of …

This chapter lays out the conceptual and analytical frameworks for my analysis and embeds
it in the existing literature on the internalisation of immigration control and the role of …

In the past decade there has been an increase in focus on the concept of deservingness and
how it plays out in debates around health care for migrant populations with precarious legal …

The United States' health care system is mired in uncertainty. Public opinion on the Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) is undeniably mixed and politicized. The …

This chapter explores the ethics and public health issues associated with immigrant and
refugee populations, both in the United States and globally. It is organized by the phases of …

Access to public healthcare services for Belgium's undocumented migrants is regulated
through a parallel, administrative procedure within the legal framework of Urgent Medical …

Although scholars in bioethics usually consider the exclusion of migrants from basic
healthcare as unjust, it remains unclear how health professionals should ethically deal with …

This article aims to contribute to a better understanding of local processes of policy
implementation in areas that are characterised by a high level of politicisation and where …