Introduction by Sara Riva, Simon Campbell, Brian Whitener, and Kathryn Medien

1. Women in Exile's story by Elizabeth Ngari and Doris Dede

CONSTELLATION I: ABOLITIONIST THEORIES IN BORDER CONTEXTS

2. Unfolding and flourishing: strategies of border abolition feminism by Leah Cowan, Francesca Esposito, Sarah Hopwood, Aminata Kalokoh, Vânia Martins, and Elahe Zivardar

3. Surplus people of the world unite! On borders, policing, and abolition by Vanessa E. Thompson

4. #AbolishICE, #AbolishFrontex, abolish borders: toward an abolitionist border study and struggle by Josue David Cisneros

5. Interview with Black Alliance for Just Immigration (BAJI)

CONSTELLATION II: ABOLITIONISMS AGAINST THE BORDER COMPLEX

6. The place of asylum and empire in contemporary abolition by Jenna M. Loyd

7. Abolition, not relocation: moving from humanitarian containment toward camp abolition by Simon Campbell

8. "Alternatives to detention" and the carceral state in the UK by Lauren Cape-Davenhill

9. Golden Gulag in Italy? For the abolition of the receptionindustrial complex by Francesco Marchi

10. Abolish Frontex and end the EU Border regime by Mark Akkerman

CONSTELLATION III: POLITICAL HORIZONS OF BORDER ABOLITIONISM

11. "Shut them down": non-reformist reforms in anti-detention organizing by Helen Brewer, Tom Kemp, Bobby Phe Amis, and Joel White

12. Abolitionist potential and ambivalences in daily struggles against the border regime by Watch the Med - Alarm Phone

13. Capitalism, mobility, and racialization: abolitionisms at the border by Brian Whitener

14. Rising waters from New York City to Pakistan: abolitionist organizing at the intersection of immigration justice and the climate crisis by Vignesh Ramachandran and Akash Singh

15. Interview with Contra Viento y Marea, El Comedor Comunitario

Afterword by Gracie Mae Bradley