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X-WR-CALNAME;VALUE=TEXT:CES: The Rights of Migrants: Europe’s Migrant Crisis from a Normative Point of View
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SUMMARY:CES: The Rights of Migrants: Europe’s Migrant Crisis from a Normative Point of View
DESCRIPTION:<div class="scroll"><div class="summary">The current European migration crisis brings back memories of earlier population movements on the continent, particularly the massive migrations following the end of the Second World War. These events raise fundamental normative questions for Europe. Has Europe learned from its past own past to express solidarity with those fleeing war? Will it live up to its international commitments? Can it maintain its policy of open internal borders in the face of this crisis? Can it integrate muslim refugees into its population without producing a massive populist backlash? In her talk, Seyla Benhabib will address these issues by drawing on her pathbreaking work on cosmopolitanism, open borders and democratic citizenship in the age of globalization.</div><div class="speakers"><div class="speaker"><a href="http://www.yale.edu/polisci/sbenhabib/"> <br>Seyla Benhabib</a> <span class="affiliations">Eugene Meyer Professor of Political Science and Philosophy , Yale University </span></div></div><div class="sponsors"><span><br>Sponsors:</span> <a href="https://ces.fas.harvard.edu/studygroups/european-union/">The European Union Study Group</a></div><div class="contact"><span><br>Contact:</span> Peter Verovšek, <a href="mailto:verovsek@fas.harvard.edu">verovsek@fas.harvard.edu</a></div></div>
LOCATION:Adolphus Busch Hall, Lower Level Conference Room
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