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This conclusion relates the articles in this special issue—which focus on European migration control regimes from the 19th century to the present—to two recent trends in the historiography of migration regulation: the impact of research on the early modern period and of global perspectives. Both can lead to a conceptualization of borderlands beyond zones surrounding a frontier, which may lead to additional research questions.
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