260018 Migration und Ethik [*H*] (S) (WiSe 2024/2025)

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Viele Menschen wollen ihr Land aufgrund von Verfolgung, Unterdrückung, Kriegen, Armut oder Naturkatastrophen verlassen, um in ein Land mit besseren Lebensaussichten zu gelangen. Haben diese Menschen einen moralischen Anspruch auf Aufnahme, oder darf ihnen der Zugang verwehrt werden? Gibt es hinsichtlich der berechtigten Ansprüche überzeugende Unterschiede zwischen den verschiedenen Gruppen von Einwanderungswilligen, und wie könnten die Differenzen aussehen? Diesen und ähnlichen Fragen soll im Seminar anhand ausgewählter Beiträge nachgegangen werden.

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Frank Dietrich (Hg.): Ethik der Migration. Suhrkamp 2017

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26-HM_PP3_AE Hauptmodul PP3: Angewandte Ethik Seminar 1 Study requirement
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26-HM_PP4_POL Hauptmodul PP4: Politische Philosophie Seminar 1 Study requirement
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26-HM_PP_Satellit Satellitenmodul Praktische Philosophie Seminar aus der Praktischen Philosophie Study requirement
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26-PFS Philosophie für die Schule Seminar 1 Study requirement
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