Handbook on the Governance and Politics of Migration

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1. The governance and politics of migration: a conceptual-analytical map
PART I CONCEPTUALISING THE POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE OF MIGRATION
2. Postcolonial perspectives on migration governance
3. Nationhood and citizenship: from producing states to enacting rights
4. Transnationalism and diaspora as epistemology and practice
5. The politics of conceptualizing border/security
6. Rethinking migration and development as a hegemonic project
7. Climate migration between conflictive discourses and empirical realities
8. Humanitarianism in principle and practice
9. Beyond the dichotomy of liberal and illiberal migration governance
PART II THE POLITICS OF CATEGORISING MIGRATION
10. Unsettling the boundaries between forced and voluntary migration
11. The construction and contestation of illegality
12. Trafficking as the moral filter of migration control
13. Co-constructions of family and belonging in the politics of family migration
14. Deconstructing skills in the stratification of migration governance
PART III INSTITUTIONS AND REGIMES OF MIGRATION GOVERNANCE
15. Towards a relational perspective on border regimes
16. The limits of the ‘global refugee regime’
17. Pitfalls, ambivalences and contestations of ‘migration management’
18. Global value chains, production regimes and the governance of migrant workers
19. National states in the governance of mobilities
PART IV SPACES OF MIGRATION GOVERNANCE
20. The migration route as governance
21. Migration, governance, and the co-production of urban spaces
22. Reconsidering migration dynamics within diverse rural spaces
23. Governing, experiencing and contesting camps and encampment
24. Political economy, law and the regulation of migrantsʼ workplaces
25. Homes as workplaces at the intersection of migration, care and gender regimes
PART V PROCESSES AND PRACTICES OF MIGRATION GOVERNANCE
26. Interrogating time and temporality in migration governance
27. Technology, knowledge and the governing of migration
28. Governing migration by other means: criminalization, crimmigration, or legal pluralism?
29. Situating deportation and expulsion in migration governance
PART VI CONTESTING MIGRATION GOVERNANCE
30. Reconceptualizing and de-nationalizing repertoires of migrant political activism
31. Contesting migration governance through legal mobilization
32. Solidarities and disjunctures in the (global) mobilization of migrant workers
33. Nativist politics and the mobilization of anti-immigrant discourses
Index