دانلود کتاب The Ethics of Migration: An Introduction

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Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Table of Contents
Acknowledgments
Introduction
A. Immigration, ethics, and philosophy
B. Methodological issues
C. Scope and limitations
Notes
References
PART I: The regulation of borders
1. Arguments for opening borders
A. Efficiency and utility
B. Fairness and equality
C. Humanitarianism
D. A right to freedom of movement
E. Freedom of contract
F. Remedial justice: Responding to harm, exploitation, and colonialism
G. Chapter summary
Study questions
Notes
References
Further reading
2. Arguments for border controls
A. Public finances, jobs, and fairness
B. Culture
C. Freedom of association
D. Forced obligation
E. Brain drain
F. Security
G. Chapter summary
Study questions
Notes
References
Further reading
3. Enforcement
A. Enforcement and efficacy
B. Moral constraints on enforcement
C. Enforcement and burdens on minority groups in the host society
D. Chapter summary
Study questions
Notes
References
Further reading
PART II: Selection procedures
4. Selection for admission
A. Race and ethnicity
B. Religion
C. Gender
D. National culture
E. Economic status
F. Family ties
Chapter summary
Study questions
Notes
References
Further reading
5. Refugees
A. Who counts as a refugee?
B. Duties to refugees
C. Climate change refugees
D. Global fairness in the accommodation of refugees
E. Camps and other “temporary” measures
Chapter summary
Study questions
Notes
References
Further reading
PART III: Theories of migrant rights
6. General theories of immigrant rights
A. Human rights
B. Beyond human rights: Membership rights
C. The contract approach
D. The affiliation approach
E. The contribution approach
F. The autonomy approach
G. Sliding scales and pluralism
H. The anti-subordination approach
Chapter summary
Study questions
Notes
References
Further reading
7. Temporary workers
A. Some potential advantages of TWPs
B. History, human rights, and contract
C. A problem of design?
D. An inherently unacceptable option?
E. The rights vs. numbers trade-off revisited
Chapter summary
Discussion questions
Notes
References
Further reading
8. Unauthorized migrants
A. Human rights
B. Regularization
C. Arguments against regularization
Chapter summary
Notes
References
Further reading
Index