Part I: Introduction Preface 1. Mapping Remote Control: the Externalization of Migration Management in the 21st Century 2. Rising Tide: analyzing the Relationship between Remote Control Policies on Migrants and Boat Losses Part II: Externalizing Migration Management in Europe 3. Frontex and the Shifting Approaches to Boat Migration in the European Union: a Legal Analysis 4. Ethnography up the Stream: The UK ‘Let them Drown’ Policy and the Politics of Bordering Europe 5. The Politics of Negotiating EU Readmission Agreements: Insights from Morocco and Turkey 6. Europe’s Global Approach to Migration Management: Doing Border in Mali and Mauritania 7. At a distance: the European Union and the Management of Irregular Migration in Eastern Europe 8. Eurasia and the Externalities of Border Control: Spillover Dynamics of EU-Russia Cooperation on Migration Part III: Externalizing Migration Management in North America 9. The US Visa Waiver Program and the Management of Mobility across the Atlantic 10. Judging Borders: Expanding the Canada-US Border Through Legal Decision Making 11. Visas as Technologies in the Externalization of Asylum Management: the case of Canada’s Entry Requirements for Mexican Nationals 12. The South/North Axis of Border Management in Mexico 13. Secluding North America’s Migration Outcasts: Notes on the International Organization for Migration’s Compassionate Mercenary Business Part IV: Conclusions 14. Policy Outsourcing and Remote Management: the present and future of Border and Migration Politics