Freedom, Culture, and the Right to Exclude

Freedom, Culture, and the Right to Exclude

On the Permissibility and Necessity of Immigration Restrictions

Steinhoff, Uwe

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2024

158

Mole

9781032243757

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1. Introduction

2. Exclusion and Justification: On Imagined Burdens and Irrelevant Questions

3. "Cantilever Arguments," International Law, and the Protection of Culture: Turning the Tables on Defenders of Open Borders

4. Freedom of Association, Democracy, and the Right to Exclude

5. Enforcement and Resistance at the Border

6. Rehabilitating Allegedly Impermissible or Overblown Reasons for Exclusion: Race, the Cultural Protection of a Free Society, and Crime
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