The Social, Political and Historical Contours of Deportation

Chapter 1 Introduction

Chapter 2 Muslims, Mormons and U.S. Deportation and Exclusion Policies: The 1910 Polygamy Controversy and the Shaping of Contemporary Attitudes

Chapter 3 Deportation and the Failure of Foreigner Control in the Weimar Republic

Chapter 4 The European Parliament and the Returns Directive: The End of Radical Contestation; The Start of Consensual Constraints

Chapter 5 Studying Migration Governance from the Bottom-Up

Chapter 6 Deportable and Not so Deportable: Formal and Informal Functions of Administrative Immigration Detention

Chapter 7 Between Routine Police Checks and ‘Residual Practices of Expulsion Power’: The Impacts of the Anti-Terrorism Law on Phone Centres and the Resistance of Owners. An Italian Ethnography in the ‘Emergency Season’

Chapter 8 Negotiating Deportations: An Ethnography of the Legal Challenge of Deportation Orders in a French Immigration Detention Centre

Chapter 9 From Migrant Destitution to Self-organization into Transitory National Communities: The Revival of Citizenship in Post-deportation Experience in Mali