Handbook of Migration Ethics

Edited by Andreas Niederberger, Uchenna Okeja and Johanna Gördemann.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the state-of-the-art literature on migration ethics. The ethics of migration is one of the rapidly growing fields of research in political philosophy, applied ethics, political theory, legal theory, social philosophy and the study of migration in the wider social sciences. This Handbook brings together leading international philosophers and social scientists from all regions of the world. In its contributions, it retraces the historical and systematic evolution of normative positions on migration and asylum, introduces the methodologies used in this field and offers concise analyses of the most important controversies in the field of migration - and in particular in the current politically important debate on the ethics of refugees and asylum. XXVI,510 Seiten mit einigen Tabellen, gebunden (Springer 2025) leichte Lagerspuren/minor shelfwear