POLA01H3 Study Guide - Official Development Assistance
9 Dec 2014
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Reading journal template week 11 by: hamza ibrahim. There are many individuals who argue against the need for open borders and greater human movement while there are arguments for greater human mobility. Moses explains the ethical, political, and economic arguments and benefits of greater human mobility and the need for greater human movements. Argument 1 made in support of thesis (1-2 sentences): Moses explains how 2 main moral arguments are used for greater human mobility in where the first arguments argues that human movements and the right to migrate is considered as a universal human right and a moral principle. Moses explains the political benefits that will result from increased human movement explaining that increased mobility would increase political and democratic relationships allowing for greater influence from individuals. Moses also argues that there are many economic benefits resulting from greater human mobility such as the opportunity for economical disadvantaged individuals to escape poverty while sending and receiving countries benefit economically.
