Free Open Access special issue on "Global Mobility Law: Rethinking the Role of Law In Movement Across Borders" published by International Journal of Migration and Border Studies

The International Journal of Migration and Border Studies has published an Open Access issue. All of the issue’s papers can be downloaded via the full-text links available here.

• Infrastructuring pathways: traversing the legal infrastructure of mobility in South America
• Authoritarian borders? Turning authoritarian international law inside-out
• Reconciling the tensions of the European deportation regime: how the law shapes compulsory mobility across borders
• Freedom of movement, sovereignty, and the Third World in postwar international law (1948-1968)
• Global commerce and global mobility law
• Citizenship as transnational mobility capital
• An international human rights law of migration? Reflections on the place of a right to immigrate