Afterword to Hierarchy and Value: Comparative Perspectives on Moral Order
(edited by Jason Hickel and Naomi Haynes), pp. 135-150
Articles
Articles and publications
The Sadness of Post-workerism, or “Art & Immaterial Labour” Conference, a sort of review
Revolution in Reverse, p 79
The Shock of Victory
Revolution in Reverse, p 11
The sword the sponge and the paradox of performativity
Abstract: Terms such as ‘fate’ and ‘luck’ are ways of talking about the ambiguities and antinomies of temporal existence that all humans, even social theorists, have to confront in one form or another. Concepts that include mana, s ́akti, baraka, and orenda might best be considered as grappling with the exact same paradoxes.
The Very Idea of Consumption: Desire, Phantasms, and the Aesthetics of Destruction in Western Society
Possibilities (2007)
Current Anthropology, Vol. 52, No. 4 (August 2011), pp. 489–511.
There Never Was a West Or, Democracy Emerges From the Spaces In Between
From the collection "Possibilities: Essays on Hierarchy, Rebellion, and Desire" by AK Press
The Ultimate Hidden Truth of the World, p 3
