| ID | 093580 |
| Title Proper | Why immigration controls are not coercive |
| Other Title Information | a reply to arash abizadeh |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Miller, David |
| Publication | 2010. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | Abizadeh has argued that because border controls coerce would-be immigrants and invade their autonomy, they are entitled to participate in the democratic institutions that impose those controls. In reply, the author distinguishes between coercion and prevention, shows that prevention need not undermine autonomy, and concludes that although border controls may restrict freedom, they do not give rise to democratic entitlements. |
| `In' analytical Note | Political Theory Vol. 38, No. 1; Feb: p-111-120 |
| Journal Source | Political Theory Vol. 38, No. 1; Feb: p-111-120 |
| Key Words | Immigration ; Coercion ; Autonomy ; Democracy |