Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration

An accessible and informative illustrated guide to everything having to do with borders and immigration in the United States, putting forth the idea that unrestricted immigration to the US would ameliorate poverty around the world and boost our economy to everyone’s benefit. Featuring colorful illustrations and deeply researched material on every page, this bold tome approaches the border as an economic—rather than humanitarian—issue, proposing bold solutions to some of our most pressing domestic concerns. Named a “Book of the Year” by The Economist, this rousing case for unrestricted immigration reshapes current borderlands debates.

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