… rendering of the prejudice that a mass influx of immigrants would swamp our way of life.
The reason why justice should exist largely within and not between states is the overriding …

… coherent ethics of migration. Only in the past thirty years have theorists begun to think about
the issue, … Hence it has almost completely neglected the separateness of (nation-) states, the …

… account of the moral … the states’ discretion with regard to immigration than the conventional
view allows. My goal here is to identify the norms and principles embedded in the immigration …

… the ethical issues raised by immigration to rich democratic states in Europe and North America.
The article identifies questions about the … It explores the answers to these questions that …

… On the other side, the perceived threat to … the oversight and restrictions on who may
immigrate. In this volume we articulate and defend opposing positions on the ethics of immigration. …

… the case for the state’s right to exclude would-be immigrants, we need to take a closer look
at the … philosophical questions that arise in the context of the ethics of immigration. Now that …

… Because the social trust view is a prominent line of … not the only one used to justify
restrictions on immigration), I focus exclusively on it in this essay. The position is constituted by the …

… the individual ethics of immigration. This investigation takes the remainder of the book and
concludes in the … In Chapter 1, I examine why there’sa moral presumption against immigration …

… theoretical contribution of the book will come from the overall picture of the ethics of
immigration that emerges from the various particular arguments. This overall picture won’t be a full …

… conclusion of which is: ‘Democratic states should build a firewall between the enforcement
of immigration law, on the one hand, and the protection of general human rights, on the other’ …