2023
DOI: 10.1177/17550882231208076
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Beyond the Eurocentrism of immigration ethics: Tanzania and pan-African Ujamaa

Dan Bulley

Abstract: Immigration ethics debates remain deeply Eurocentric in their assumptions and focus. Due to the dominance of a universalising, liberal perspective, the thought and experience of the global south continues to be excluded, except as ‘senders’ or ‘transiters’ of people. Not only does the debate thereby misrepresent the majority of the world, it also necessarily excludes that majority from having anything useful to say about ethical approaches to immigration. In this way, it offers a partial, parochial, local theo… Show more

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