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The Routledge Handbook of the Ethics of Immigration is an outstanding reference source to this vitally important topic and will be of great interest to those studying philosophy, politics and related subjects such as law, sociology and social policy.
The Routledge Handbook of the Ethics of Immigration is an outstanding reference source to this vitally important topic and will be of great interest to those studying philosophy, politics and related subjects such as law, sociology and social policy.
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Autorenporträt
Sahar Akhtar is faculty at Georgetown University, USA, and writes and teaches at the intersection of philosophy and economics. Among other works on immigration, she is the author of Immigration and Discrimination: (Un)Welcoming Others (2024).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Sahar Akhtar Part 1: Open Borders or Right to Control: Theoretical Arguments 1. The Ethics of Immigration Michael Huemer 2. Social Democracy's Tensions with Immigration Jason Brennan 3. A Case for Controlled Borders and Open Doors Sarah Song 4. Free movement: A human right or a citizenship right? Rainer Bauböck Part 2: Open Borders or Right to Control: Practical Approaches 5. Immigration and Economic Freedom Ilya Somin 6. The Economic Case for Liberalized Immigration Policies Howard Chang 7. Immigration: Some Arguments for Limits Hrishikesh Joshi Part 3: Culture, Language, and Institutions 8. Migration as a Culture Transplant: Neoclassical and Institutional Channels Garett Jones 9. Language as a Criterion of Immigrant Selection Daniel Weinstock 10. On Migration and Backlash Michael Blake 11. The Nation, The State, and the Foreigner: Rethinking the Place of Nationalism in the Ethics of Immigration Lior Erez Part 4: Immigration and Discrimination 12. Excluding by Race, Ethnicity and Religion Sahar Akhtar 13. Nationality and Immigration Restrictions Rufaida Al Hashmi 14. Immigration and Social Identity Formation Amy Reed-Sandoval 15. The Ethics of Skill-Selective Immigration Policies Désirée Lim Part 5: Entry, Exit, and Exploitation 16. Citizenship Tests Thom Brooks 17. Temporary Migration and Worker Exploitation Michael Kates 18. Treating People as Resources: Emigration and the Brain Drain Bas van der Vossen Part 6: Climate, Refugees, and Protection 19. Climate Migrants Are Not Refugees Max Cherem 20. Immigration and Climate Change Dan Shahar 21. Refugees and the Politics of (In)Humanitarianism David Owen Part 7: Immigration Enforcement 22. Shining a Light in the Dark: The Urgency of Addressing Immigration Detention in Normative Political Theory Felix Bender and Stephanie Silverman 23. Immigration Enforcement Alex Sager 24. The Economics and Ethics of U.S. Internal Immigration Enforcement Madeline Zavodny and George W. Rainbolt 25. Children, Families, and Immigration Enforcement Matthew Lister. Index
Introduction Sahar Akhtar Part 1: Open Borders or Right to Control: Theoretical Arguments 1. The Ethics of Immigration Michael Huemer 2. Social Democracy's Tensions with Immigration Jason Brennan 3. A Case for Controlled Borders and Open Doors Sarah Song 4. Free movement: A human right or a citizenship right? Rainer Bauböck Part 2: Open Borders or Right to Control: Practical Approaches 5. Immigration and Economic Freedom Ilya Somin 6. The Economic Case for Liberalized Immigration Policies Howard Chang 7. Immigration: Some Arguments for Limits Hrishikesh Joshi Part 3: Culture, Language, and Institutions 8. Migration as a Culture Transplant: Neoclassical and Institutional Channels Garett Jones 9. Language as a Criterion of Immigrant Selection Daniel Weinstock 10. On Migration and Backlash Michael Blake 11. The Nation, The State, and the Foreigner: Rethinking the Place of Nationalism in the Ethics of Immigration Lior Erez Part 4: Immigration and Discrimination 12. Excluding by Race, Ethnicity and Religion Sahar Akhtar 13. Nationality and Immigration Restrictions Rufaida Al Hashmi 14. Immigration and Social Identity Formation Amy Reed-Sandoval 15. The Ethics of Skill-Selective Immigration Policies Désirée Lim Part 5: Entry, Exit, and Exploitation 16. Citizenship Tests Thom Brooks 17. Temporary Migration and Worker Exploitation Michael Kates 18. Treating People as Resources: Emigration and the Brain Drain Bas van der Vossen Part 6: Climate, Refugees, and Protection 19. Climate Migrants Are Not Refugees Max Cherem 20. Immigration and Climate Change Dan Shahar 21. Refugees and the Politics of (In)Humanitarianism David Owen Part 7: Immigration Enforcement 22. Shining a Light in the Dark: The Urgency of Addressing Immigration Detention in Normative Political Theory Felix Bender and Stephanie Silverman 23. Immigration Enforcement Alex Sager 24. The Economics and Ethics of U.S. Internal Immigration Enforcement Madeline Zavodny and George W. Rainbolt 25. Children, Families, and Immigration Enforcement Matthew Lister. Index
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