Duke University Press
Mosquito Work: Vectors of Global Health (Critical Health: Evidence, Efficacy, Ethnography)
Notes from the Sex Worker Left: Lumpen Theory
Visualizing Latinx: Creative Practices in Fashion, Film, and Beyond
Freedom As Form: Gavin Jantjes, Anti Apartheid, and the Transnational Avant Garde...
Amplifying Power: the Shaping of Jamaican Sound System
Afroindigenization: A Theory of Grassroots Cultural Practice (Religious Cultures African and Diaspora People)
Radicalizing Men: Fascist Desires, Great Replacement Propaganda, and Political Violence
Enacting Decolonization: Political Subjectivity in Contemporary Arab Thought (Theory Forms)
Surviving the State: Land and Democracy in Myanmar (Global Insurgent Legalities)
Good Vibes Only: Phenomenology and the Biopolitics of Algorithmic Legitimation
Up Against the Archive: Experiments in Writing British Empire History Otherwise
Feminist Book Work: Reading with the Women's Press
Amusement, Inc.: Disneyland's Corporate Apparatus and the Making of Theme Park
Making Peace with Property: Traces of Post-Conflict Colombia
The Indigenous Anti Colonial: A Palestinian Resistance Tradition That Does not Yield...
Artificial Women: The 1970s, Mass Culture, and Feminism (A Camera Obscura Book)
More Than an Ocean: Reflections of a Diasporic Daughter (Writing Matters!)
Decolonial Becoming: Immobility, Indigeneity, and Disability in Transpacific Korea (ANIMA: Critical Race Studies Otherwise)
Ghost Woman: A Rising
Transplanetary Americas: Art, Outer Space, and the Latinx Imagination
the Edible and Endangered: Animals, Empire, Extinction
Inland Empire: Settler Colonialism and Modern Architecture in Southern California (Global Insurgent Legalities)
Captive Ecologies: The Environmental Afterlives of Slavery
Aristocratic Inclusion: Hiring the Academic Elite
Success Won't Save Us: How Asian Americans Experience White Supremacy and Can Fight It
Enter the Lion: 1966 State Visit of Emperor Haile Selassie I to Caribbean
Violence and Memory: The Mulele Rebellion in Postcolonial Congo (Theory Forms)
Reparative Craft: Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick As a Textile Artist (Theory Q)
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