Toward a Cosmopolitan Ethics of Mobility

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The book introduces a cosmopolitan ethics that examines how economic and political systems restrict opportunities based on gender, race, and class. It critiques Eurocentrism and methodological nationalism, advocating for a unified approach to mobility that encompasses both international and domestic contexts. By bridging social sciences, political philosophy, and theory, the author offers a comprehensive perspective on the implications of these critiques for normative theories of mobility, appealing to a diverse interdisciplinary audience.