1. Introduction: Connecting Borders and Boundaries - Didier Fassin PART I: POLITICAL AND MORAL ECONOMIES 2. What Money Can Buy: Citizenship by Investment on a Global Scale - Kristin Surak 3. Monitoring International Labor Precarity: The State Management of Migrant Domestic Workers - Rhacel Parreñas 4. When Migrants Claim Blood Kinship: Constructing Hierarchies of Human Worth - Ays¸e Parla 5. Family Resemblances: Binational Marriage, Muslim “Communalism,” and the Patriarchal State - Mayanthi Fernando PART II: LEGAL DISBARRING 6. An Earlier Ban: Chinese Exclusion and Plenary Power - Mae Ngai 7. Manners of Exclusion: From the Asiatic Barred Zone to the Muslim Ban - Sherally Munshi 8. Brave New Worlds: The Racial Regimes of the Americas - Michael Hanchard 9. The Outlawed: Landscapes of Human Rights - Tugba Basaran PART III: CREATING SPACES 10. Protection: Sanctuary and the Contested Ethics of Presence in the United States - Linda Bosniak 11. Ruination and Rebuilding: The Precarious Place of a Border Town in Gaza - Ilana Feldman 12. Symmetry and Affinity: Comparing Borders and Border-Making Processes in Africa - Paul Nugent Notes on Contributors Index

'This volume is the first to bring together two distinct phenomena usually studied in separate strands of research: how migration regimes police the territorial boundaries of states, and how differentiating between and discriminating against minority groups creates social boundaries within states. An important and timely intellectual move'