Spring 2025 (39.1)

The editors of Ethics & International Affairs are pleased to present the Spring 2025 issue of the journal. The issue contains a roundtable organized by Lukas Schmid on ethical dilemmas and migration policymaking, featuring contributions by Lukas Schmid, Martin Ruhs, Rainer Bauböck, and Julia Mourão Permoser; Michael Blake; Dietrich Thränhardt; Elizabeth Collett; and Mollie Gerver. The issue also contains an essay by Benjamin Zyla on the international peace- and state-building intervention in Afghanistan. Additionally, the issue includes a review essay by Shannon Brandt Ford on truth-telling, trust, and just intelligence theory. The issue also contains book reviews by Robert Spadidakis and Fadi Nicholas Nassar.

Note: The publication of this issue was delayed as a result of technical issues at Cambridge University Press. See our Editors' Note for more information.

Roundtable: Ethical Dilemmas and Migration Policymaking

Spring 2025 (39.1) • Essay

Beyond Myth Busting: How Engagement with Ethical Dilemmas Can Improve Debates and Policymaking on Migration

Cambridge Core

Spring 2025 (39.1) • Essay

When Can an Ethical-Dilemmas Framing Influence Policy?

Cambridge Core

Spring 2025 (39.1) • Essay

How to Solve Immigration Dilemmas

Cambridge Core

Review Essay

Spring 2025 (39.1) • Review Essay

Truth Telling, Trust, and Just Intelligence Theory

Cambridge Core

Reviews

Spring 2025 (39.1) • Review

Dehumanization in the Global Migration Crisis

Spring 2025 (39.1) • Review

Kofi Annan and Global Leadership at the United Nations

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