Liberal States and the Freedom of Movement

Explore the intricate relationship between state borders and global mobility in Liberal States and the Freedom of Movement by Steffen Mau. Published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2012, this insightful paperback edition spans 262 pages and delves into how borders shape individuals' opportunities to travel, work, and study worldwide.

In this compelling analysis, Mau compares the state of global mobility in 2011 to that of the 1970s, highlighting the evolution of OECD-state borders over recent decades. The book reveals how these borders have become increasingly selective, impacting the freedom of movement for people across the globe. Whether you're a student of sociology, political science, or simply interested in the dynamics of migration, this book offers valuable perspectives on the challenges and transformations of cross-border mobility.

Discover how liberal states navigate the complexities of freedom and restriction in this essential read for anyone interested in contemporary social issues.