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The Evolution of Nations and the Natural-Law Foundation of Migration Rights
Abstract This paper explores the development of nations through the lens of natural law and argues that human migration constitutes an innate right grounded in nature and reason. Drawing on historical doctrines, international law, and case studies, it demonstrates that the moral legitimacy of human movement transcends state sovereignty and is deeply rooted in humanity’s relationship with nature.
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