Cover -- Immigration And Discrimination: (un)welcoming Others -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface And Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Immigration And Identity -- 1. Race, Ethnicity, And Religion Take Center Stage -- 2. The Argument Of This Book -- 3. Chapter Outlines -- 1: Race, Ethnicity, And Religion Under States' Choice -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Some Cases And Terminology -- 3. States' Choice -- 3.1 Culture -- 3.2 Association -- 4. Why Discrimination, And Why Antidiscrimination? -- 2: Core Elements Of Antidiscrimination -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Wrongful Discrimination 3. Antidiscrimination -- 4. Antidiscrimination And Relational Equality -- 5. Are Such Concerns Restricted To The Domestic Context? -- 3: Race, Ethnicity, And Religion In The Global Context -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Global Status: An Initial Description -- 3. Global Status: Refining The Idea -- 4. How Does Global Status Matter? -- 5. Domestic Status And Differentiating Among Cases -- 6. Explaining Navajo And Other Hypothetical Cases -- 7. How Global Status Explains Real Cases -- 4: Global Antidiscrimination Duties -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Antidiscrimination Sites 3. States As Antidiscrimination Sites -- 4. Global Status And Global Relations -- 5. Contributing To Collective Goods And Incurring Obligations -- 6. The Plausibility Of The Primary Duties: Revisiting The Wrong To Members View -- 5: The Primary Duties -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Recap And Terminology -- 3. Do Racial Or Ethnic Criteria Always Violate The Primary Duties? -- 4. Role Of Region And Type Of Disadvantage -- 4.1 The Excluded Group(s) -- 4.2 The Admitting Group -- 4.3 The Role Of Shared Region -- 5. The Primary Duties And Other Identities -- 6. Antidiscrimination, Not Corrective Justice 6: Between The Primary Duties And Open Borders -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Non-identity Criteria -- 3. Further Antidiscrimination Duties -- 3.1 Duties Not To Selectively Exclude When It Contributes To Disadvantages -- 3.2 Antidiscrimination Duties To The Poor -- 4. Antidiscrimination Versus Open Borders -- 5. Why Not Open Borders? -- 7: Rejecting The Right To Exclude -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The Right To Exclude: What Exactly Is It? -- 3. States' Right To Do Wrong -- 4. What Is At Stake? -- 5. The Autonomy To Wrong The State's Members? -- 6. A Right To Exclude And Wronging Nonmembers? 7. The Right To Wrongfully Exclude, And State Autonomy -- 8. The Right To Wrongfully Exclude, And Objectionable State Character -- 9. The Right To Exclude Revisited -- References -- Index Sahar Akhtar. Also Issued In Print: 2024. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Electronic Reproduction. Oxford Available Via World Wide Web.