%0 Journal Article
%T Immigration and freedom of movement
%A Adam Hosein
%J Ethics & Global Politics
%D 2013
%I Co-Action Publishing
%R 10.3402/egp.v6i1.18188
%X In this paper I focus on one very influential argument for open borders, the freedom of movement argument, which says that if we value freedom of movement we must demand open borders. I begin the paper the paper by discussing Joseph Carens¡¯ well known version of the argument. I then consider, and reject, David Miller's response to that argument. Finally, I develop my own reply to Carens. Both Carens and Miller, I argue, are mistaken about the proper grounds for freedom of movement. Once we see this, it is clear how we can value freedom of movement without being committed to open borders.
%K political theory
%K philosophy
%K ethics
%U http://www.ethicsandglobalpolitics.net/index.php/egp/article/view/18188/26274