The book "Crisis, Identity and Migration in Post-Colonial Southern Africa" offers a comprehensive socio-historical analysis of migration and the possibilities for regional integration in South Africa. It highlights the historical roots as well as the current challenges associated with the social, economic, and geopolitical causes of migration. By examining the impacts of migration, including phenomena such as xenophobia, it illustrates how diaspora migrations have shaped the understanding of identity, citizenship, and belonging in the region. The work also discusses immigration policy and the related processes, developing political responses to the challenges of social and economic exclusion as well as violent xenophobic reactions. This book is aimed at scholars, activists, and policymakers who wish to reassess migration issues in the context of globalization and regional integration.