Race, Populism, and Immigration: The Transactional Partiality Problem

Rebecca Smith

doi:10.16997/book63

Race, Populism, and Immigration: The Transactional Partiality Problem

Rebecca Smith

Department of Law and Criminology

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Abstract

Motivated by a comparative analysis of the rise of populism in contemporary US and UK immigration policies, the chapter draws on the legacy of Kantian notions of impartiality in contemporary liberal-egalitarian political philosophy, and a Rawlsian contractualist analysis of political justification, to argue for a re-theorising of the value of partial reasons for action at the political level and against the moral legitimacy of nationalistic, protectionist foreign policy.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Race and the Law: The Long Walk to Equality
Place of Publication	London
Publisher	University of Westminster Press
Chapter	9
Pages	176
Number of pages	23
ISBN (Print)	‎ 978-1914386404
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.16997/book63
Publication status	Accepted/In press - 27 Apr 2023

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Race, Law, Equality, Kant, Rawls, Partiality, Immigration

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