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Cover -- Governing Migration Beyond The State: Europe, North America, South America, And Southeast Asia In A Global Context -- Copyright -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- List Of Figures -- List Of Abbreviations -- 1: Governing Migration Beyond The State -- Introduction -- The Organization Of Migration Governance -- Studying Migration Governance -- Beyond The State -- The Regional Level -- Actors In Migration Governance -- How The Research Was Done -- Organization Of The Book -- 2: Repertoires Of Migration Governance -- Introduction -- Migration Governance Repertoires The Meaning Of Migration Governance -- How Can We Figure Out What's Going On Out There? -- Why Do Something When We Don't Know What Effect It Will Have? -- How Can We Choose Our Priorities? -- Who Are All These People At This Meeting? -- Does That Make Sense To Us? -- Is Governance Eurocentric? -- Conclusions -- 3: Southeast Asia: The 'temporariness' Of Migration -- Introduction -- Drivers And Characteristics -- Labour Migration -- Forced Migration And Displacement -- The Andaman Sea 'crisis' -- What Kind Of Region? -- Flexible Engagement -- The Bali Process -- Conclusions 4: De Jure And De Facto Openness In South America -- Introduction -- Drivers And Characteristics -- Forced Migration -- A Liberal Tide? -- What Kind Of Region? -- Conclusion -- 5: The Normality Of Crisis In The European Union -- Introduction -- Drivers And Characteristics -- Free Movement -- Migration And Asylum -- What Kind Of Region? -- The Effects Of Crisis -- The Politicization Of Migration Governance -- Old And New Actors -- Making Sense Of Public Attitudes -- Conclusions -- 6: North America: A Region Without Regionalism -- Introduction -- Drivers And Characteristics -- What Kind Of Region? Crises And Their Regional Effects -- Conclusion -- 7: Prospects For Global Migration Governance -- Introduction -- The Meaning Of The Global -- A Global Migration Governance Repertoire? -- Origins And Emergence -- Regime Complexity -- The Gl