Book contents
- The Political Philosophy of Refuge
- The Political Philosophy of Refuge
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Differentiating Refugees
- Chapter 2 The State’s Right to Exclude Asylum-Seekers and (Some) Refugees
- Chapter 3 Asylum, Speech, and Tragedy
- Chapter 4 Border Rescue
- Chapter 5 Selecting Refugees
- Chapter 6 Refugees and the Right to Remain
- Chapter 7 The Duties of Refugees
- Chapter 8 Is Return the Preferred Solution to Refugee Crises?
- Chapter 9 Refugees and the Right to Return
- Chapter 10 Refugees, Rescue, and Choice
- Chapter 11 Philosophical Foundations for Complementary Protection
- Chapter 12 The Ethics of Sanctuary Policies in Liberal Democratic States
- Bibliography
- Index
Chapter 6 - Refugees and the Right to Remain
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 November 2019
- The Political Philosophy of Refuge
- The Political Philosophy of Refuge
- Copyright page
- Contents
- Contributors
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Differentiating Refugees
- Chapter 2 The State’s Right to Exclude Asylum-Seekers and (Some) Refugees
- Chapter 3 Asylum, Speech, and Tragedy
- Chapter 4 Border Rescue
- Chapter 5 Selecting Refugees
- Chapter 6 Refugees and the Right to Remain
- Chapter 7 The Duties of Refugees
- Chapter 8 Is Return the Preferred Solution to Refugee Crises?
- Chapter 9 Refugees and the Right to Return
- Chapter 10 Refugees, Rescue, and Choice
- Chapter 11 Philosophical Foundations for Complementary Protection
- Chapter 12 The Ethics of Sanctuary Policies in Liberal Democratic States
- Bibliography
- Index
Summary
Governments have often used deportation to limit their populations of refugees and asylum-seekers. The purposes of deportation include preventing people from filing asylum claims at all, removing those whose claims have been rejected, transferring responsibility for refugees to other countries, and repatriating refugees who have already been living in a country for some time.
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- The Political Philosophy of Refuge , pp. 114 - 131Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication year: 2019