Border and Rule: Global Migration, Capitalism, and the Rise of Racist Nationalism

CONTENTS
Foreword
Introduction
PART 1. Displacement Crisis, Not Border Crisis
1. Historic Entanglements of US Border Formation: Conquest as Border Formation Border Formation through Indigenous Elimination Anti-Black Controls and Border Politics State Formation through White Supremacy
2. US Wars Abroad, Wars at Home: War on Drugs: Criminalization, Crackdowns, and Counterinsurgency Detention and Globalized Racial Violence Neoliberal Impoverishment, Border Militarization, and Carceral Governance Preemptive Wars of Terror
3. Dispossession, Deprivation, Displacement: Reframing the Global Migration Crisis: Export Processing Zones as Extranational Zones Displacement by Starvation Wages and Rising Seas Global Dispossession through Land Grabs and Climate Change

PART 2. “Illegals” and “Undesirables”: The Criminalization of Migration
4. Bordering Regimes: Four Border Governance Strategies Externalization as Border Imperialism
5. Australia and the Pacific Solution: Colonial Production of White Australia Mandatory and Offshore Detention
6. Fortress Europe: Imperial Containment Routes of Securitization and Externalization Disrupting Liberal “Welcome” Black Mediterranean

PART 3. Capitalist Globalization and Insourcing of Migrant Labor
7. Temporary Labor Migration and the New Braceros: Five Features of Migrant Worker Programs Domestic Work and Global Care Chains
8. The Kafala System in the Gulf States: State Development and Gulf Capitalism Kafala as Capture and Control
9. Permanently Temporary: Managed Migration in Canada: Myth of Multicultural Canada Seasonal Agricultural Worker Program Caregiver Program

PART 4. Making Race, Mobilizing Racist Nationalisms
10. Mapping the Global Far Right and the Crisis of Statelessness: White Nationalism, Zionism, Hindutva: Ethnonationalist Bedfellows Penal Populism under Duterte and Bolsonaro European Welfare Nationalism and Imperial Gendered Racism Statelessness in a State-Centric World
11. Refusing Reactionary Nationalisms: Class through the Prism of Race Making of “Foreigner” through Nationalist Identities Flames of Eco-fascism
Conclusion
Afterword