SOSC 2340 Lecture Notes - John Locke, Adverse Possession, Net Impact
8 Apr 2014
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The topic of free immigration is widely discussed in the world today because it is something that remains constant. Nowadays many people from world"s less off countries wish to migrate to the more developed countries in hopes for better lives. This idea of open immigration is argued for and against, for a variety of reasons. Those reasons could be negative or positive for the residing citizens of the countries in term of sharing resources and economic factors. To gain an understanding about free immigration, we will discuss thoroughly two relevant readings. Those readings are as following: the case for open immigration, by author chandran kukathas, and on the morality of. Both authors argue in favor of relatively free immigration. Although they both authors agree on free immigration majorly, the justifying of their respective arguments in favor of immigration is where we find slight differences.
