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Javier Hidalgo

Professor of Philosophy Politics Economics and Law Professor of Leadership Studies

University of Richmond

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Jepson School of Leadership Studies

Javier Hidalgo is currently serving as a Jepson School Of Leadership Studies Professor of Philosophy Politics Economics and Law Professor of Leadership Studies at University of Richmond.

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Javier Hidalgo

University of Richmond

Professor of Philosophy Politics Economics and Law Professor of Leadership Studies

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migration studies migration policy public policy citizenship international migration nationality law political science citizenship studies international law ethics human migration refugee law social justice human rights ethical theory transnational mobility mass immigration social sciences refugee studies human resources health systems worker health forced migration immigration restrictions active recruitment philosophy of social science ideology economic systems cultural change moral education asian studies organization studies management decisions human relations digital citizenship citizen participation wage inflation remuneration practice cross-border crime migrant workers welfare criterion moral philosophy moral practice candidate selection workplace health surveillance international population movement spirituality xenoracism leadership development unjust immigration restrictions disobey immigration law international governance their workers living wage immigration law compatriot deportation adequate options associative duties abhidharmic theory cosmopolitan moral enhancement health workers robust justification open borders

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Only Libertarianism Can Provide a Robust Justification for Open Borders. Politics Philosophy & Economics (2022)

Christopher FreimanJavier Hidalgo

political philosophyeconomicspublic policypolitical sciencerobust justificationopen borders

An Abhidharmic Theory of Welfare. Asian Philosophy (2021)

abhidharmic theorywelfareeconomicswelfare criterioneconomic theoryeconomic systems

A Dilemma for Buddhist Reductionism. Philosophy East and West (2020)

yogaphilosophy of religionreligious studiesreligionasian studiesspiritualitybuddhist reductionismphilosophy

The Ethics of Resisting Immigration Law. Philosophy Compass (2019)

refugee lawimmigration lawpolitical sciencerefugee studieslawphilosophy of lawinternational lawmigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policycitizenship

Cosmopolitan Moral Enhancement. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2017)

ethical theorycosmopolitan moral enhancementmoral educationculturemoral psychologymoral philosophymoral practicemoralitycultural changeethicsphilosophy

Immigration Restrictions and the Right to Avoid Unwanted Obligations. Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2017)

immigration restrictionspublic policymass immigrationlawinternational lawnationalitymigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policyhuman rights

Leadership and the Virtue of Loyalty. International handbooks in business ethics (2017)

human relationsbusiness ethicsmanagementorganizational behaviorleadership developmenttrustethical leadershipeducational leadershipmanagement decisionsorganization studies

Liberalism or Immigration Restrictions, but Not Both. Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2017)

Christopher FreimanJavier Hidalgo

immigration restrictionsideologypolitical sciencepublic policyphilosophy of social scienceethicssocial philosophyjournalism

The Duty to Disobey Immigration Law. Moral Philosophy and Politics (2016)

refugee lawdisobey immigration lawlawinternational lawnationalitymigration studiescitizenship studiesinternational migrationmigration policyhuman rightscitizenship

The Ethics of People Smuggling. Journal of Global Ethics (2016)

ethical theorycross-border crimesocial sciencesethicsdeviance (sociology)

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Javier Hidalgo

Professor of Philosophy Politics Economics and Law Professor of Leadership Studies

University of Richmond

Affiliations

Jepson School of Leadership Studies

Javier Hidalgo is currently serving as a Jepson School Of Leadership Studies Professor of Philosophy Politics Economics and Law Professor of Leadership Studies at University of Richmond.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Javier Hidalgo

University of Richmond

Professor of Philosophy Politics Economics and Law Professor of Leadership Studies

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Only Libertarianism Can Provide a Robust Justification for Open Borders. Politics Philosophy & Economics (2022)

Christopher FreimanJavier Hidalgo

political philosophyeconomicspublic policypolitical sciencerobust justificationopen borders

An Abhidharmic Theory of Welfare. Asian Philosophy (2021)

abhidharmic theorywelfareeconomicswelfare criterioneconomic theoryeconomic systems

A Dilemma for Buddhist Reductionism. Philosophy East and West (2020)

yogaphilosophy of religionreligious studiesreligionasian studiesspiritualitybuddhist reductionismphilosophy

The Ethics of Resisting Immigration Law. Philosophy Compass (2019)

refugee lawimmigration lawpolitical sciencerefugee studieslawphilosophy of lawinternational lawmigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policycitizenship

Cosmopolitan Moral Enhancement. Palgrave Macmillan US eBooks (2017)

ethical theorycosmopolitan moral enhancementmoral educationculturemoral psychologymoral philosophymoral practicemoralitycultural changeethicsphilosophy

Immigration Restrictions and the Right to Avoid Unwanted Obligations. Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2017)

immigration restrictionspublic policymass immigrationlawinternational lawnationalitymigration studiesinternational migrationmigration policyhuman rights

Leadership and the Virtue of Loyalty. International handbooks in business ethics (2017)

human relationsbusiness ethicsmanagementorganizational behaviorleadership developmenttrustethical leadershipeducational leadershipmanagement decisionsorganization studies

Liberalism or Immigration Restrictions, but Not Both. Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy (2017)

Christopher FreimanJavier Hidalgo

immigration restrictionsideologypolitical sciencepublic policyphilosophy of social scienceethicssocial philosophyjournalism

The Duty to Disobey Immigration Law. Moral Philosophy and Politics (2016)

refugee lawdisobey immigration lawlawinternational lawnationalitymigration studiescitizenship studiesinternational migrationmigration policyhuman rightscitizenship

The Ethics of People Smuggling. Journal of Global Ethics (2016)

ethical theorycross-border crimesocial sciencesethicsdeviance (sociology)

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