Nira Yuval-Davis is Professor Emeritus, Honorary Director of the Research Centre on Migration, Refugees and Belonging (CMRB) at the University of East London.

Georgie Wemyss is Senior lecturer and Co-Director of the CMRB at the University of East London.

Kathryn Cassidy is Associate Professor of Human Geography at Northumbria University.

• Contents
• Acknowledgements
• Chapter 1 Introduction: Framing Bordering
• Introduction
• Bordering: in between the political and socio-cultural
• Bordering and neoliberal globalization
• Everyday intersectional bordering
• Outline of the book
• Chapter 2 Bordering, Governance and Belonging: An Historical Overview
• Introduction
• Pre-modern borderings
• Modernity and bordering: the long eighteenth century
• Bordering in the aftermath of WW1
• Bordering in the aftermath of WW2
• The collapse of state socialism and EU enlargement
• Neoliberalism and its crises
• The rise of absolutist movements
• Bordering in the context of violent conflicts, neoliberal developments and ecological crisis in the Global South
• Journeys towards the 'global migration crisis'
• Rebordering
• Brexit
• Conclusion
• Chapter 3 Firewall Bordering at State Managed Border Control Points
• Introduction
• Bordering-scape 1: 'external' border control points: visas, airports, train station, seaports
• Bordering-scape 2: firewall bordering at 'internal' border control point of registry offices
• Bordering-scape 3: firewall bordering, 'external' and 'internal' bordering encounters experienced by Eastern European Roma and Nepali army families.
• Conclusion
• Chapter 4 Everyday Bordering, Citizenship and Belonging
• Introduction
• Bordering-scape 4: employment
• Bordering-scape 5: accommodation
• Bordering scape 6: education
• Conclusion
• Chapter 5 Bordering and Grey Zones
• Introduction
• Bordering-scape 7: The 'Jungle' in Calais
• Bordering-scape 8: grey zones in Britain
• Bordering-scape 9: post-borderland Dover
• Conclusion
• Chapter 6 Conclusion: Understanding Bordering
• Introduction
• Bordering as central and constitutive of social processes
• Bordering as a political discourse and practice of governance and belonging
• Bordering as an outcome and cause of social inequalities
• Bordering as a situated endeavour
• Bordering and transversal political epistemology
• Resisting everyday bordering
• Notes
• Bibliography
• Index