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Studies in Linguistics and Philosophy11 conditions. Thus, from the point of view of international and national policymakers (especially in destination countries), these “uncontrolled” types of migration are to be disciplined, that is, penalized, particularly when they involve smugglers or organized networks of traffickers.

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Introduction,er movements of people. What this volume proposes to call the “disciplining of transnational human mobility” has, at first sight, little in common with the militarization of borders or the surveillance of foreigners. This is not to say that the fixation with control has disappeared, or that immigrat