Frontier Justice
Frontier Justice (2011) offers a detailed historical account of the plight of refugees. It also presents viable solutions that could improve the lives of refugees while ensuring a higher degree of safety for their host countries.
Who should read
Anyone with an interest in global politics People interested in the origins and impacts of international refugee crises Anyone concerned about human rights violations and humanitarian efforts
About the author
Andy Lamey is a professor of philosophy at University of California, San Diego and a journalist whose work has appeared in the Canadian publications National Post and Maclean’s. In addition, Lamey has produced numerous radio documentaries for th…
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Frontier Justice (2011) offers a detailed historical account of the plight of refugees. It also presents viable solutions that could improve the lives of refugees while ensuring a higher degree of safety for their host countries.
Who should read
Anyone with an interest in global politics People interested in the origins and impacts of international refugee crises Anyone concerned about human rights violations and humanitarian efforts
About the author
Andy Lamey is a professor of philosophy at University of California, San Diego and a journalist whose work has appeared in the Canadian publications National Post and Maclean’s. In addition, Lamey has produced numerous radio documentaries for the CBC series Ideas.
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