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Movement, Asylum, Borders: Christian Perspectives

by Christiansen, Drew

in Asylum / Borders / Catholicism / Catholics / Christianity / Common good / Community Relations / Ethical aspects / Ethics / Exile / Family (Sociological Unit) / Freedom of movement / Human Dignity / Human Rights / Human rights movements / HUMAN RIGHTS, DECLARATIONS OF HUMAN RIGHTS, AND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSIONS (OFFICIAL ORGANIZATIONS) / International borders / Memory / Migrant Problems / Migration / Part I: Religious Traditions and Migration / PERSONAL ETHICS / Perspectives / Political asylum / Popes / RECTITUDE, MORALITY, GOODNESS (ALSO IMMORALITY) / Refugees / Relationship / RELIGION (IN GENERAL) / Roman Catholic Church / ROMAN CATHOLICISM / Social problems / Social Structure / Sovereignty / Theology / Transformational Generative Grammar

1996

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Movement, Asylum, Borders: Christian Perspectives

Christiansen, Drew

1996

Overview

This paper addresses from the point of view of Catholic social teaching and moral theology the questions posed by the intersection of universal human rights, especially the rights of movement, and the assertion of national sovereignty. It begins with a brief note on the theological foundations of Catholic understanding of exile and refuge, then examines the moral problems involved in the clash between rights of movement and the sovereign control of national borders.

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Center for Migration Studies of New York, Inc,Sage Publications, Inc,Center for Migration Studies,SAGE PUBLICATIONS, INC

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/ Borders

/ Community Relations