Border as Method, Or, the Multiplication of Labor

Contents
	Preface
	Acknowledgments
Chapter 1: The Proliferation of Borders
	The World Seen from a Cab
	What Is a Border?
	In the Borderscape
	Border as Method
	Containing Labor Power
Chapter 2: Fabrica Mundi
	Shadow Lines
	The Primitive Accumulation of Modern Cartography
	The Pattern of the World
	The Trained Gorilla and the Holy Cow
	Continential Drift
Chapter 3: Frontiers of Capital
	The Heterogeneity of Global Space
	Modern Capitalism and the World Market
	Genealogy of the International Division of Labor
	Transitions of Capitalism
	The Multiplication of Labor
Chapter 4: Figures of Labor
	Workers of the World
	Taking Care
	Financial Traders
	Chains That Bind, Chains That Link
	Whose Unity?
Chapter 5: In the Space of Temporal Borders
	From the Tea Shop to the Bench
	The Race for Talent
	Detention and Deportability
	Internal Borders
	Differential Inclusion
Chapter 6: The Sovereign Machine of Governmentality
	Tough but Humane
	Governing the Border
	Regime Conflicts
	Assemblages of Power
	The Sovereign Machine of Governmentality
Chapter 7: Zones, Corridors, and Postdevelopmental Geographies
	Corridors and Channels
	In the Frame
	Last Train Home?
	Between Cognizant and Infinity
	Borderzones
Chapter 8: Producing Subjects
	Stakhanov and Us
	The Subjects of Politics
	Labor/Power
	Border Struggles
	The Labor of Translation
Chapter 9: Translating the Common
	Whose Method?
	Articulation, Translation, Universality
	Bordering the Common
	Cooperative, Community Economies, and Spaces of the Common
	In Struggle for the Common
	References
	Index