The politics/philosophy blog Crooked Timber organised recently an online symposium on political philosopher Joseph Carens’ book, The Ethics of Immigration. I wrote a  contribution; the responses of the other contributors are here. Joseph Carens has now responded to the various arguments: It is an author’s dream for his or her work to receive the sort of wide-ranging, substantive, thoughtful and generous reactions that this symposium on my book has elicited. So, I want to begin by expressing my deep appreciation to Chris Bertram for […]

Categories: Culture & Books, Philosophy & Ethics, Race & Immigration • Tags: ethics, immigration, joseph carens

The politics/philosophy blog Crooked Timber, is organising an online symposium on political philosopher Joseph Carens’ book, The Ethics of Immigration. I published my contribution last week. These are links to the other contributions so far. Carens himself will respond in time, and all contributions will be published as an e-book. . Chris Bertram Some worries about Carens’s democratic consensus One difficulty I have in thinking about how to discuss the work in a symposium such as this is in finding […]

Categories: Culture & Books, Philosophy & Ethics, Race & Immigration • Tags: ethics, immigration, joseph carens