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3.94 AVERAGE
I think this book does an excellent job of breaking down all the arguments for an open borders policy in a way that's clear, easy to understand, and well referenced. As someone who's dealt with the bureaucratic nightmare that is immigration, even between two first world countries, I could not be any more in favor of open borders, but this book has helped give me clear reasons to support my stance.
informative
medium-paced
Some good, well presented information. A few items maybe a little optimistic, but still a good read.
hopeful
informative
reflective
I’ve always been a supporter of immigration for purely the ethical side of things. I believe that that’s the argument that should be taken in the most consideration. I know there are ways to make it work, but obviously I’m not educated in that sphere to suggest logistics. This novel does a great job of breaking down the economic and cultural perks of liberal immigration policies. The portion about “keyhole solutions” was especially interesting, though I’m always more for fair policies than ones that take advantage of migrants. Maybe it’s because I think nationalism is possibly the dumbest thing ever.
challenging
hopeful
informative
inspiring
medium-paced
This is a great book to understand how we can solve our "immigration problem"; mainly by realizing that we are creating the problem by restricting immigration. You have to take it a bit slow for all the info to sink in, but it's worth it. There are so many sources and studies cited, and I love the author sort of being our tour guide throughout the whole process. I learned a lot and hope that we get to open borders soon!
informative
fast-paced
interesting and thorough, but did come across with an almost propaganda-like sheen.
A compelling case for open borders. I’m sympathetic to the idea so take this with a grain of salt, but I’m now more convinced than ever that we should remove immigration restrictions.
hopeful
informative
inspiring
fast-paced
Brilliant. The author (who I think is a conservative economist) makes a moral, pragmatic, and economic case for open borders. The writing is very clear and the graphic elements are both entertaining and enlightening.