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17Justice, Collective Self‐Determination, and the Ethics of Immigration ControlJournal of Applied Philosophy 40 (1): 26-34. 2022.This article brings Gillian Brock and Alex Sager's recently published books into conversation with my book, Immigration and Democracy. It begins with a summary of the main normative arguments of my book to set the stage for critical engagement with Brock and Sager's books. While I agree with Brock's Justice for People on the Move that state power must be justified to both insiders and outsiders, I think she gives too little weight to the value of collective self-determination. I distinguish betw…Read more
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20Justice, Collective Self‐Determination, and the Ethics of Immigration ControlJournal of Applied Philosophy 40 (1): 26-34. 2022.This article brings Gillian Brock and Alex Sager's recently published books into conversation with my book, Immigration and Democracy. It begins with a summary of the main normative arguments of my book to set the stage for critical engagement with Brock and Sager's books. While I agree with Brock's Justice for People on the Move that state power must be justified to both insiders and outsiders, I think she gives too little weight to the value of collective self-determination. I distinguish betw…Read more
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36Justice, Collective Self‐Determination, and the Ethics of Immigration ControlJournal of Applied Philosophy 40 (1): 26-34. 2022.This article brings Gillian Brock and Alex Sager's recently published books into conversation with my book, Immigration and Democracy. It begins with a summary of the main normative arguments of my book to set the stage for critical engagement with Brock and Sager's books. While I agree with Brock's Justice for People on the Move that state power must be justified to both insiders and outsiders, I think she gives too little weight to the value of collective self-determination. I distinguish betw…Read more
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36Immigration and Democratic Principles: On Carens’ Ethics of ImmigrationJournal of Applied Philosophy 33 (4): 450-456. 2016.Carens has done more than any other political theorist or philosopher to develop the normative perspective of prospective migrants from within the liberal democratic tradition, but he has not sufficiently engaged with the other side of the argument – in particular, with the value of political community and the principle of collective self-determination. What is at stake for the immigrant-receiving country that might justify its claim to control immigration? I first examine Carens’ theory of soci…Read more
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21Justice, Gender, and the Politics of MulticulturalismCambridge University Press. 2007.Justice, Gender and the Politics of Multiculturalism explores the tensions that arise when culturally diverse democratic states pursue both justice for religious and cultural minorities and justice for women. Sarah Song provides a distinctive argument about the circumstances under which egalitarian justice requires special accommodations for cultural minorities while emphasizing the value of gender equality as an important limit on cultural accommodation. Drawing on detailed case studies of gend…Read more
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17The Significance of Territorial Presence and the Rights of ImmigrantsIn Sarah Fine & Lea Ypi (eds.), Migration in Political Theory: The Ethics of Movement and Membership, Oxford University Press. forthcoming.
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3The subject of multiculturalism : culture, religion, language, ethnicity, nationality, and race?In Boudewijn de Bruin & Christopher F. Zurn (eds.), New waves in political philosophy, Palgrave-macmillan. pp. 177--197. 2009.