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Comparison of liberal and neo-republican perspectives on the problematization of mass surveillance regarding its freedom-inhibiting capacity.

One nation for all Europeans?

Aid or Asylum as Response to Peril? A Reconceptualization of Refugeehood

Sharing Attachments

Dominatrix Dominated

Why wealthier states have a moral obligation of distributive justice towards the developing states

The morality of the objectification of women in social media

Rethinking talent migration

Cosmopolitanism and Liberal Nationalism – the scope of justice in a spectrum

Eliminating immigration restrictions and justifying open borders

How the scope of justifying coercion impacts state sovereignty

Cosmopolitanism and Liberal Nationalism – The Scope of Justice in a Spectrum

What marriage, religion and tennis clubs tell us about the ethics of immigration and border controls.

Why states do not have a right to unilaterally control their own borders

The Necessity of Social Cohesion: Realizing global distributive justice

Moral Motivation and the Scope of Distributive Justice

Are We Harming the Global Poor?

The Effect of the European Commission in EU Security and Defence Integration

Coercion at the border: whether the freedom of association argument can justify unilateral border control

On the singularity of Colonialism

The Return of Great Power Politics: Is Russian Foreign Policy Driven by Structure or Agency?

China’s Moral Discourse on Human Rights in Xinjiang

A Strategically Sovereign and Autonomous Europe: Making the European Union what it needs to be

Refugee crises and the failure of liberal states.