Edited by Leila Simona Talani, Chair in International Political Economy, European and International Studies Department, King’s College London, UK and Simon McMahon, International Consultant, Italy

‘Recent years has seen a flowering of International Relations and IPE approaches to international migration. The subject, indeed, poses a challenge to existing paradigms, as a key dimension of globalisation and the complex de- and re-bordering of politics and society worldwide. Talani and McMahon have done a great service for the field in preparing this excellent collection of overviews that will be an essential tool in teaching and research.’

• Introduction:An IPE Perspective on International MigrationLeila Simona TalaniPART ITHE THEORETICAL BACKGROUND: TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MIGRATION1. International Migration: IPE Perspectives and the Impact of GlobalizationLeila Simona Talani2. Neoliberal Globalisation, Transnational Migration and Global GovernanceAlba I. León and Henk Overbeek3. The State and the Regulation of MigrationAndrew Geddes and Oleg Korneev4. Towards a Just Mobility Regime: An Applied Ethical Approach to the Study of Migrants’ Admission – The Case of Skill SelectionRicard Zapata-Barrero and Francesco Pasetti5. Assessing the International Regime Against Human TraffickingAlex Balch6. Migration, Transnationalization and Urban TransformationsMargit FauserPART II THE ECONOMIC DIMENSION OF MIGRATION7. Global Foreign Workers’ Supply and Demand and the Political Economy of International Labour MigrationHélène Pellerin8. Guestworker Regimes Globally: An Historical ComparisonKristin Surak9. Closed Memberships in a Mobile World? Welfare States, Welfare Regimes and International MigrationGiuseppe Sciortino and Claudia Finotelli10. The Expat-Sensitive State? Globalization, Development, and the Shifting Loci of Transmigrant ResourcesWilliam J. Haller11. Migrant’s Remittances: Channeling GlobalizationRemus Gabriel Anghel, Matloob Piracha and Teresa Randazzo,12. The Migration-Trade Nexus: Migration Provisions in Trade AgreementsSandra Lavenex and Flavia JurjePART III THE REGIONAL DIMENSION OF MIGRATION13. Regional Integration and Migration in the European Union.Simon McMahon14. The Political Economy of Migration from the MENA Area Before and after the Arab Spring: The Case of Tunisia and EgyptLeila Simona Talani15. Neoliberal Restructuring, Forced Migration and Unprotected Work in a Globalising Cairo: A Critical International Political Economy PerspectiveRoberto Roccu16. Migration Policies, Migration and Regional Integration in North AmericaMichael Samers17. Regional Integration and Migration in Southeast Asia: The Rise of ‘Iskandar-Malaysia’.Elisabetta NadaluttiIndex

Edited by Leila Simona Talani, Chair in International Political Economy, European and International Studies Department, King’s College London, UK and Simon McMahon, International Consultant, Italy

‘Recent years has seen a flowering of International Relations and IPE approaches to international migration. The subject, indeed, poses a challenge to existing paradigms, as a key dimension of globalisation and the complex de- and re-bordering of politics and society worldwide. Talani and McMahon have done a great service for the field in preparing this excellent collection of overviews that will be an essential tool in teaching and research.’

• Introduction:An IPE Perspective on International MigrationLeila Simona TalaniPART ITHE THEORETICAL BACKGROUND: TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MIGRATION1. International Migration: IPE Perspectives and the Impact of GlobalizationLeila Simona Talani2. Neoliberal Globalisation, Transnational Migration and Global GovernanceAlba I. León and Henk Overbeek3. The State and the Regulation of MigrationAndrew Geddes and Oleg Korneev4. Towards a Just Mobility Regime: An Applied Ethical Approach to the Study of Migrants’ Admission – The Case of Skill SelectionRicard Zapata-Barrero and Francesco Pasetti5. Assessing the International Regime Against Human TraffickingAlex Balch6. Migration, Transnationalization and Urban TransformationsMargit FauserPART II THE ECONOMIC DIMENSION OF MIGRATION7. Global Foreign Workers’ Supply and Demand and the Political Economy of International Labour MigrationHélène Pellerin8. Guestworker Regimes Globally: An Historical ComparisonKristin Surak9. Closed Memberships in a Mobile World? Welfare States, Welfare Regimes and International MigrationGiuseppe Sciortino and Claudia Finotelli10. The Expat-Sensitive State? Globalization, Development, and the Shifting Loci of Transmigrant ResourcesWilliam J. Haller11. Migrant’s Remittances: Channeling GlobalizationRemus Gabriel Anghel, Matloob Piracha and Teresa Randazzo,12. The Migration-Trade Nexus: Migration Provisions in Trade AgreementsSandra Lavenex and Flavia JurjePART III THE REGIONAL DIMENSION OF MIGRATION13. Regional Integration and Migration in the European Union.Simon McMahon14. The Political Economy of Migration from the MENA Area Before and after the Arab Spring: The Case of Tunisia and EgyptLeila Simona Talani15. Neoliberal Restructuring, Forced Migration and Unprotected Work in a Globalising Cairo: A Critical International Political Economy PerspectiveRoberto Roccu16. Migration Policies, Migration and Regional Integration in North AmericaMichael Samers17. Regional Integration and Migration in Southeast Asia: The Rise of ‘Iskandar-Malaysia’.Elisabetta NadaluttiIndex

Edited by Leila Simona Talani, Chair in International Political Economy, European and International Studies Department, King’s College London, UK and Simon McMahon, International Consultant, Italy

‘Recent years has seen a flowering of International Relations and IPE approaches to international migration. The subject, indeed, poses a challenge to existing paradigms, as a key dimension of globalisation and the complex de- and re-bordering of politics and society worldwide. Talani and McMahon have done a great service for the field in preparing this excellent collection of overviews that will be an essential tool in teaching and research.’

• Introduction:An IPE Perspective on International MigrationLeila Simona TalaniPART ITHE THEORETICAL BACKGROUND: TOWARDS AN INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY OF MIGRATION1. International Migration: IPE Perspectives and the Impact of GlobalizationLeila Simona Talani2. Neoliberal Globalisation, Transnational Migration and Global GovernanceAlba I. León and Henk Overbeek3. The State and the Regulation of MigrationAndrew Geddes and Oleg Korneev4. Towards a Just Mobility Regime: An Applied Ethical Approach to the Study of Migrants’ Admission – The Case of Skill SelectionRicard Zapata-Barrero and Francesco Pasetti5. Assessing the International Regime Against Human TraffickingAlex Balch6. Migration, Transnationalization and Urban TransformationsMargit FauserPART II THE ECONOMIC DIMENSION OF MIGRATION7. Global Foreign Workers’ Supply and Demand and the Political Economy of International Labour MigrationHélène Pellerin8. Guestworker Regimes Globally: An Historical ComparisonKristin Surak9. Closed Memberships in a Mobile World? Welfare States, Welfare Regimes and International MigrationGiuseppe Sciortino and Claudia Finotelli10. The Expat-Sensitive State? Globalization, Development, and the Shifting Loci of Transmigrant ResourcesWilliam J. Haller11. Migrant’s Remittances: Channeling GlobalizationRemus Gabriel Anghel, Matloob Piracha and Teresa Randazzo,12. The Migration-Trade Nexus: Migration Provisions in Trade AgreementsSandra Lavenex and Flavia JurjePART III THE REGIONAL DIMENSION OF MIGRATION13. Regional Integration and Migration in the European Union.Simon McMahon14. The Political Economy of Migration from the MENA Area Before and after the Arab Spring: The Case of Tunisia and EgyptLeila Simona Talani15. Neoliberal Restructuring, Forced Migration and Unprotected Work in a Globalising Cairo: A Critical International Political Economy PerspectiveRoberto Roccu16. Migration Policies, Migration and Regional Integration in North AmericaMichael Samers17. Regional Integration and Migration in Southeast Asia: The Rise of ‘Iskandar-Malaysia’.Elisabetta NadaluttiIndex