The Cambridge History of Global Migrations - Series page

pp iii-iv

The Cambridge History of Global Migrations - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Figures

pp xi-xi

Maps

pp xii-xii

Tables

pp xiii-xiii

General Editor Acknowledgments

pp xiv-xiv

Volume 2 Acknowledgments

pp xv-xv

Notes on Contributors to Volume 2

pp xvi-xx

General Introduction

pp 1-17

Introduction to Volume 2

pp 18-41

1 - Multiscalar Approaches and Transcultural Societal Studies

pp 42-64

Part I - Problematizing Freedom and Mobility

pp 65-120

2 - The History of South Asian Global Migration

pp 67-85

3 - Settler Migrations

pp 86-103

4 - Entangling Labor Migration in the Americas, 1840–1940

pp 104-120

Part II - Empires, New Nations, and Mobilities

pp 121-198

5 - Pacific Islander Mobilities from Colonial Incursions to the Present

pp 123-138

6 - Japanese Imperial Migrations

pp 139-159

7 - Immigration Restriction in the Anglo-American Settler World, 1830s–1930s

pp 160-179

8 - Europe’s Postcolonial Migrations since 1945

pp 180-198

Part III - Specialized Migrations and Commercial Diasporas

pp 199-258

9 - Soldiers and Sailors as Migrants

pp 201-219

10 - African Trade Networks and Diasporas

pp 220-239

11 - Exiles, Convicts, and Deportees as Migrants: Northern Eurasia, Nineteenth–Twentieth Centuries

pp 240-258

Part IV - Circulations of Laborers

pp 259-338

12 - Migration and Labor in Sub-Saharan Africa during the Colonial Period

pp 261-279

13 - The State as Trafficker: Governments and Guestworkers in World History

pp 280-299