Nicholas De Genova is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Houston.Daniel I. Morales is Associate Professor at the University of Houston Law Center.

• Preface / Nicholas De Genova and Daniel I. Morales viiIntroduction. Border Abolitionism: Migrant Struggles, the Law, and Remaking the World / Nicholas De Genova and Daniel I. Morales 11. Abolition and the US Immigration Law Context / Leti Volpp 392. Law Against Law: Immigration Eugenics, Family Law, and Border Abolition / Audrey Macklin 593. Struggles for Freedom in a World of Nation-States / Nandita Sharma 884. Abolishing National Borders: Citizenship After the Nation / Jacqueline Stevens 1085. Border Abolitionism: Commoning Beyond the Opposition of “Community” and “Nation-State” / Martina Tazzioli 1396. Scales of Abolition: Mapping Multijurisdictional Border Abolitionist Engagements / David Moffette 1567. Of Aid and Abolition: Humanitarian Innocence Between Encampment and Resettlement Futures / Hanno Brankamp 171References 197Contributors 233Index

Nicholas De Genova is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Houston.Daniel I. Morales is Associate Professor at the University of Houston Law Center.

• Preface / Nicholas De Genova and Daniel I. Morales viiIntroduction. Border Abolitionism: Migrant Struggles, the Law, and Remaking the World / Nicholas De Genova and Daniel I. Morales 11. Abolition and the US Immigration Law Context / Leti Volpp 392. Law Against Law: Immigration Eugenics, Family Law, and Border Abolition / Audrey Macklin 593. Struggles for Freedom in a World of Nation-States / Nandita Sharma 884. Abolishing National Borders: Citizenship After the Nation / Jacqueline Stevens 1085. Border Abolitionism: Commoning Beyond the Opposition of “Community” and “Nation-State” / Martina Tazzioli 1396. Scales of Abolition: Mapping Multijurisdictional Border Abolitionist Engagements / David Moffette 1567. Of Aid and Abolition: Humanitarian Innocence Between Encampment and Resettlement Futures / Hanno Brankamp 171References 197Contributors 233Index

Nicholas De Genova is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Houston.Daniel I. Morales is Associate Professor at the University of Houston Law Center.

• Preface / Nicholas De Genova and Daniel I. Morales viiIntroduction. Border Abolitionism: Migrant Struggles, the Law, and Remaking the World / Nicholas De Genova and Daniel I. Morales 11. Abolition and the US Immigration Law Context / Leti Volpp 392. Law Against Law: Immigration Eugenics, Family Law, and Border Abolition / Audrey Macklin 593. Struggles for Freedom in a World of Nation-States / Nandita Sharma 884. Abolishing National Borders: Citizenship After the Nation / Jacqueline Stevens 1085. Border Abolitionism: Commoning Beyond the Opposition of “Community” and “Nation-State” / Martina Tazzioli 1396. Scales of Abolition: Mapping Multijurisdictional Border Abolitionist Engagements / David Moffette 1567. Of Aid and Abolition: Humanitarian Innocence Between Encampment and Resettlement Futures / Hanno Brankamp 171References 197Contributors 233Index