Coercive Geographies Historicizing Mobility, Labor and Confinement

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Coercive Geographies: Historicizing Mobility, Labor and Confinement Copyright Contents Preface and Acknowledgements List of Illustrations Notes on Contributors 1 Coercive Geographies: historicizing Mobility, Labor and Confinement 2 Migrants' Entrapment in a 'State of Expectancy': patterns of Im/mobility for Agricultural Workers in Manolada, Greece 3 Constructing Immobility: border Work and Coercion at the Hotspots of the Aegean 4 "Cyprus Is a Big Prison": reflections on Mobility and Racialization in a Border Society 5 "When the Snow Falls, They Have All Left": infrastructures of Seasonal Labor in Migration Corridors 6 Turning Migrants into Slaves: labor Exploitation and Caporalato Practices in the Italian Agricultural Sector 7 Strategies of Overcoming Precarity: the Case of Somali Transnational Community Ties, Spaces and Links in the United Arab Emirates 8 Negotiating Displacement, Precarity and Militarized Confinement in the Mediterranean before Neoliberalism: The Gaza Strip, 1957-1967 9 Science as the Handmaiden of Coerced Labor: The Implementation of Cotton Cultivation Schemes in the Eastern Congo Uele Region, 1920–1960 10 Life on the Run: coercive Geographies in Denmark-Norway, 1600-1850 11 Assembling Coercive Geographies in Comparative Context Index