PHIL 120W Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Public Culture
17 Apr 2016
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Textbook: contemporary debates in applied ethics, cohen and wellman (eds. ) (wiley. Immigration: the case for limits : objection to freedom of movement. Such that, the law does not (ie. language and religious buildings) allow free movement to all region of the: immigration can change a nation"s earth"s surface (ie. private properties) public culture though not destroy it. Rights to migration does not serve immigration. States are morally permitted to restrict immigration: objection to the unlimited right of migration. Specials migration rights (ie. refugees whose basic interests are not satisfied) Objection to the rights to freedom of association. The right to exit people have a right to exit their state. Create a duty to admit someone into your association (367) The distributive justice: people have a right to the satisfaction of their basic interests; therefore, only necessary to open immigration to poorest people. The argument from population size: moral duty to limit world"s population.
