The Ethics of Immigration (Oxford Political Theory)
Joseph Carens examines the ethical challenges of immigration policy, weighing open borders against state sovereignty, security, and community in liberal democracies.
About This Book
The Ethics of Immigration explores the moral foundations of immigration policy and the ethical dilemmas states face when regulating borders.
Joseph Carens analyzes arguments for open borders alongside practical concerns about sovereignty, security, and community.
The book engages with key debates in political philosophy, offering frameworks for evaluating immigration restrictions.
Readers will find a careful treatment of justice, rights, and the responsibilities of liberal democracies.
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