Journal ArticlePhilosophia United States · March 1, 2025
In a recent paper, Bender (European Journal of Political Theory 1–20, 2024) argues that we should reject the notion of climate refugeehood because the existing defenses of climate refugeehood cannot be squared with political realism, according to which ref ...
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Journal ArticleCritical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy · January 1, 2025
Tacitly authorized unauthorized immigrants are officially unauthorized, but their presence is tacitly sanctioned by the state because of the economic or political benefits their presence provides. Most arguments about them claim they have a moral right to ...
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Journal ArticleJournal of Ethics and Social Philosophy · February 14, 2024
Avia Pasternak’s account of permissible political rioting includes a constraint that insists only oppressed citizens, and not privileged citizens, are permitted to riot when rioting is justified. This discussion note argues that Pasternak’s account ...
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Journal ArticleApeiron · July 27, 2021
AbstractThere seems to be universal agreement among Epicurean scholars that friendship characterized by other-concern is conceptually incompatible with Epicureanism understood as a directly egoistic theory. ...
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Journal ArticleSocial Theory and Practice · 2020
This article brings an account of reasonable expectations to bear on the question of when unauthorized immigrants have a right to be regularized—that is, to be formally guaranteed freedom from the threat of deportation. Contrary to the current lite ...
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Journal ArticleSocial Philosophy Today · 2020
This paper argues that liberal states are wrong to forcibly separate through deportation the unauthorized immigrant parents of member children and that states must therefore regularize such unauthorized immigrants. While most arguments for regulari ...
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