Borders and Mobility Control in and between Empires and Nation-States (Studies in Global Migration History, 46/14)
This scholarly volume explores borders and mobility control across and between empires and nation-states. Situated within global migration history, it considers how political entities have regulated movement and shaped territorial boundaries over time.
About This Book
This volume examines borders and mobility control in and between empires and nation-states.
It places migration and movement within broader historical structures of territorial power and political authority.
As part of the Studies in Global Migration History series, the book contributes to scholarship on the historical dimensions of migration control.
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