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promote it until the number of ratifications increases. The third solution is the desirable one. Although to some extent the research methodology suffers from a lack of consistency across the case-studies and is often not spelt out properly, this collection represents a useful source for scholars and practitioners interested in migration, human rights and integration studies within the international arena. The book brings together contributions from academics, policy-makers and NGO members relying upon an interdisciplinary perspective to discern the reasons for non-ratification of one of the eight core international human rights treaties.