The Social, Political and Historical Contours of Deportation

1. Introduction
Bridget Anderson, Matthew J. Gibney, Emanuela Paoletti

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

3. Deportation and the Failure of Foreigner Control in the Weimar Republic
Annemarie Sammartino

4. The European Parliament and the Returns Directive: The End of Radical Contestation; The Start of Consensual Constraints
Ariadna Ripoll Servent

5. Studying Migration Governance from the Bottom-Up
Matthew Gravelle, Antje Ellermann, Catherine Dauvergne

6. Deportable and Not so Deportable: Formal and Informal Functions of Administrative Immigration Detention
Arjen Leerkes, Dennis Broeders

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’
Michela Semprebon

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

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

Keywords: Social Sciences, Political Science, general, Social Policy, Demography