Immigration and state system legitimacy

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 27 (2):294-304 (2020)
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Several political philosophers have recently developed novel legitimacy-based theories of migration. These accounts argue that individual states’ legitimacy depends upon their role in a legitimate state system characterized by global cooperation on migration. This review critically assesses these arguments, as articulated by Christopher Bertram, Gillian Brock, and David Owen.

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