Ethics of Immigration

PHIL

154

Ethics of Immigration

Exploration of the ethical issues of immigration, focusing on moral challenges that arise in contemporary understandings and experiences of immigration. We will engage with questions related to the rights of immigrants, the moral obligations of countries, and the lived experiences of immigrants and their children, particularly first-generation immigrants and children of immigrant parents. Topics include citizenship, refugee protection, cultural identity, integration, and the intersections of immigration with issues of justice, global inequality, and personal identity and moral identity.

Undergraduate

Yes