Joanna Howe is Senior Lecturer and Rosemary Owens is Emerita Professor, both at the University of Adelaide.

[T]he collection does provide anyone with an interest in migration law and policy with a stimulating and sometimes provocative range of perspectives from different jurisdictions and disciplines.

• Part I: Introduction1. Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges Joanna Howe and Rosemary OwensPart II: Global Economic Integration and the Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration2. Seasonal Workers and Intra-corporate Transferees in EU Law: Capital’s Handmaidens? Cathryn Costello and Mark Freedland3. Temporary Labour Migration and the Trade in Services: European and Global Perspectives in an Age ofEconomic Integration Samuel Engblom, Nicola Kountouris and Åsa Odin Ekman4. The Distinction Between Temporary Labour Migration and Posted Work in Austria: Labour Law versus Trade LawGudrun Biffl and Isabella SkrivanekPart III: Temporary Labour Migration in Pursuit of Economic Efficiency5. Employer Demand for ‘Skilled’ Migrant Workers: Regulating Admission Under the United Kingdom’sTier 2 (General) Visa Mimi Zou6. Contesting the Demand-Driven Orthodoxy: An Assessment of the Australian Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration Joanna HowePart IV: Temporary Labour Migration and the Production of Precarity7. Migrant Domestic Workers in British Columbia, Canada: Unfreedom, Trafficking and Domestic Servitude Judy Fudge8. Why is Labour Protection for Temporary Migrant Workers so Fraught?: A Perspective from Australia Joo-Cheong Tham, Iain Campbell and Martina BoesePart V: Challenges in Realising Decent Work for Temporary Migrant Workers9. Empowering Temporary Migrant Workers in Sweden: A Call for Unequal Treatment Petra Herzfeld Olsson10. Temporary Labour Migration and Modern Slavery Virginia Mantouvalou11. The Regulation of Temporary Immigration as Part of New Forms of the Supply Chain: Segmenting LabourRights For Workers Julia López López12. Regulating Temporariness in Italian Migration Law Veronica PapaPart VI: Contesting Temporariness: Status and the Social Effects of the Legal Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration13. The Membership of Migrant Workers and the Ethical Limits of Exclusion Alexander Reilly14. Protecting the Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers: Ideals versus Reality Martin RuhsPart VII: The Global Challenge of Temporary Labour Migration: Regulatory Responses and Possibilities15. Roles for Workers and Unions in Regulating Labour Recruitment in Mexico Jennifer Gordon16. Decent Labour Standards in Corporate Supply Chains: The Immokalee Workers Model James J Brudney17. Reducing Worker-Paid Migration Costs Philip Martin18. Temporary Labour Migration and Workplace Rights in Australia: Is Effective Enforcement Possible? Rosemary Owens

Joanna Howe is Senior Lecturer and Rosemary Owens is Emerita Professor, both at the University of Adelaide.

[T]he collection does provide anyone with an interest in migration law and policy with a stimulating and sometimes provocative range of perspectives from different jurisdictions and disciplines.

• Part I: Introduction1. Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges Joanna Howe and Rosemary OwensPart II: Global Economic Integration and the Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration2. Seasonal Workers and Intra-corporate Transferees in EU Law: Capital’s Handmaidens? Cathryn Costello and Mark Freedland3. Temporary Labour Migration and the Trade in Services: European and Global Perspectives in an Age ofEconomic Integration Samuel Engblom, Nicola Kountouris and Åsa Odin Ekman4. The Distinction Between Temporary Labour Migration and Posted Work in Austria: Labour Law versus Trade LawGudrun Biffl and Isabella SkrivanekPart III: Temporary Labour Migration in Pursuit of Economic Efficiency5. Employer Demand for ‘Skilled’ Migrant Workers: Regulating Admission Under the United Kingdom’sTier 2 (General) Visa Mimi Zou6. Contesting the Demand-Driven Orthodoxy: An Assessment of the Australian Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration Joanna HowePart IV: Temporary Labour Migration and the Production of Precarity7. Migrant Domestic Workers in British Columbia, Canada: Unfreedom, Trafficking and Domestic Servitude Judy Fudge8. Why is Labour Protection for Temporary Migrant Workers so Fraught?: A Perspective from Australia Joo-Cheong Tham, Iain Campbell and Martina BoesePart V: Challenges in Realising Decent Work for Temporary Migrant Workers9. Empowering Temporary Migrant Workers in Sweden: A Call for Unequal Treatment Petra Herzfeld Olsson10. Temporary Labour Migration and Modern Slavery Virginia Mantouvalou11. The Regulation of Temporary Immigration as Part of New Forms of the Supply Chain: Segmenting LabourRights For Workers Julia López López12. Regulating Temporariness in Italian Migration Law Veronica PapaPart VI: Contesting Temporariness: Status and the Social Effects of the Legal Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration13. The Membership of Migrant Workers and the Ethical Limits of Exclusion Alexander Reilly14. Protecting the Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers: Ideals versus Reality Martin RuhsPart VII: The Global Challenge of Temporary Labour Migration: Regulatory Responses and Possibilities15. Roles for Workers and Unions in Regulating Labour Recruitment in Mexico Jennifer Gordon16. Decent Labour Standards in Corporate Supply Chains: The Immokalee Workers Model James J Brudney17. Reducing Worker-Paid Migration Costs Philip Martin18. Temporary Labour Migration and Workplace Rights in Australia: Is Effective Enforcement Possible? Rosemary Owens

Joanna Howe is Senior Lecturer and Rosemary Owens is Emerita Professor, both at the University of Adelaide.

[T]he collection does provide anyone with an interest in migration law and policy with a stimulating and sometimes provocative range of perspectives from different jurisdictions and disciplines.

• Part I: Introduction1. Temporary Labour Migration in the Global Era: The Regulatory Challenges Joanna Howe and Rosemary OwensPart II: Global Economic Integration and the Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration2. Seasonal Workers and Intra-corporate Transferees in EU Law: Capital’s Handmaidens? Cathryn Costello and Mark Freedland3. Temporary Labour Migration and the Trade in Services: European and Global Perspectives in an Age ofEconomic Integration Samuel Engblom, Nicola Kountouris and Åsa Odin Ekman4. The Distinction Between Temporary Labour Migration and Posted Work in Austria: Labour Law versus Trade LawGudrun Biffl and Isabella SkrivanekPart III: Temporary Labour Migration in Pursuit of Economic Efficiency5. Employer Demand for ‘Skilled’ Migrant Workers: Regulating Admission Under the United Kingdom’sTier 2 (General) Visa Mimi Zou6. Contesting the Demand-Driven Orthodoxy: An Assessment of the Australian Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration Joanna HowePart IV: Temporary Labour Migration and the Production of Precarity7. Migrant Domestic Workers in British Columbia, Canada: Unfreedom, Trafficking and Domestic Servitude Judy Fudge8. Why is Labour Protection for Temporary Migrant Workers so Fraught?: A Perspective from Australia Joo-Cheong Tham, Iain Campbell and Martina BoesePart V: Challenges in Realising Decent Work for Temporary Migrant Workers9. Empowering Temporary Migrant Workers in Sweden: A Call for Unequal Treatment Petra Herzfeld Olsson10. Temporary Labour Migration and Modern Slavery Virginia Mantouvalou11. The Regulation of Temporary Immigration as Part of New Forms of the Supply Chain: Segmenting LabourRights For Workers Julia López López12. Regulating Temporariness in Italian Migration Law Veronica PapaPart VI: Contesting Temporariness: Status and the Social Effects of the Legal Regulation of Temporary Labour Migration13. The Membership of Migrant Workers and the Ethical Limits of Exclusion Alexander Reilly14. Protecting the Rights of Temporary Migrant Workers: Ideals versus Reality Martin RuhsPart VII: The Global Challenge of Temporary Labour Migration: Regulatory Responses and Possibilities15. Roles for Workers and Unions in Regulating Labour Recruitment in Mexico Jennifer Gordon16. Decent Labour Standards in Corporate Supply Chains: The Immokalee Workers Model James J Brudney17. Reducing Worker-Paid Migration Costs Philip Martin18. Temporary Labour Migration and Workplace Rights in Australia: Is Effective Enforcement Possible? Rosemary Owens