Migration

For some time now, migration has been a central and controversial topic in academia and politics. In political theory, too, the debate on migration has gained in complexity and thematic breadth. This book takes stock and discusses fundamental questions from an empirical, normative, and methodological perspective. It also shows how migration challenges notions of belonging in democracies and how migration and far-right populism are interconnected.
The book is aimed at students and academics in the social sciences and philosophy, but is also accessible to interested general readers. The contributions in the book also provide an introduction to the political theory of migration.

With contributions by
Oliviero Angeli | Floris Biskamp | Coretta Ehrenfeld | Katja Freistein | Frank Gadinger | Maik Herold | Anna Lübbe | Anna Meine | Andreas Niederberger | Jan Christoph Suntrup | Christine Unrau | Hans Vorländer