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Volume 2008 (2008): Issue 51 (Jun 2008): Migrants, mobility, and mobilization. Guest Editors: Pauline Gardiner Barber and Winnie Lem

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Table of Contents

Editorial
- Editorial
  
  Labor mobility versus class mobilization?
  
  By: Oscar Salemink
  
  Pages: v–vi
Special Section
- Introduction
  
  Migrants, mobility, and mobilization
  
  By: Pauline Gardiner Barber and Winnie Lem
  
  Pages: 3–12
- Resisting Fortress Europe
  
  The everyday politics of female transnational migrants
  
  By: Elisabetta Zontini
  
  Pages: 13–27
- Cell phones, complicity, and class politics in the Philippine labor diaspora
  
  By: Pauline Gardiner Barber
  
  Pages: 28–42
- A clash of histories
  
  Encounters of migrant and non-migrant laborers in the Canadian automobile parts industry
  
  By: Belinda Leach
  
  Pages: 43–56
- Migrants, mobilization, and the making of neo-liberal citizens in contemporary France
  
  By: Winnie Lem
  
  Pages: 57–72
- Political engagement of Latin Americans in the UK
  
  Issues, strategies, and the public debate
  
  By: Davide Però
  
  Pages: 73–90
Articles
- On the charisma, civility, and practical goodness of "modern" Christianity in post-Soviet Lithuania
  
  By: Gediminas Lankauskas
  
  Pages: 93–112
- A geography of debauchery
  
  State-building and the mobilization of labor versus leisure on a European Union border
  
  By: Gustav Peebles
  
  Pages: 113–131
Forum: Putting neoliberalism in its place(s)
- Living with/in and without neo-liberalism
  
  By: John Clarke
  
  Pages: 135–147
- Reflections on neo-liberalism in Africa
  
  By: Peter D. Little
  
  Pages: 148–150
- Thinking about neo-liberalism as if specificity mattered
  
  By: Donald M. Nonini
  
  Pages: 151–154
- Neo-liberalism
  
  Dominant but dead
  
  By: Neil Smith
  
  Pages: 155–157
- Power, politics, and places
  
  What's not neo-liberal?
  
  By: John Clarke
  
  Pages: 158–160
Review Articles
- Development between nuance and neo-liberalism
  
  By: Bram Büscher
  
  Pages: 161–168
- Eros and Thanatos in Israeli military culture
  
  By: Daniel Monterescu
  
  Pages: 169–172

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