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"Based on a 2019 conference, this manuscript explores the concept of "Insecurity" as one of the governing logics of economic, political, and social life in the West at the end of the 2010s. The project's definition of insecurity expands the concept from its primarily economic meaning to include affective, ecological, and geopolitical concerns. Economic systems, climate systems, defense systems, data systems, academic governance: all are designed with security (and thereby insecurity) in mind. By focusing on insecurity, the manuscript shines a light on the ways in which purported attempts to make us secure and resilient end up having the opposite effect by making insecurity the default state of life in the 21st century. The contributors each take up the complex interdependence of security and insecurity from a variety of different methodological, theoretical, and disciplinary points of view"--

"By all accounts, 2020 was the longest year in recent memory, as people in the United States and across the globe careened from one unfolding catastrophe to another. This collection assembles a strikingly interdisciplinary group of scholars and thinkers to address how the many crises of 2020-epidemiological, political, ecological, and social-have unfolded, examining their origins and their ongoing effects"--

Introduction : anthropocene feminism : an experiment in collaborative theorizing / Richard Grusin -- We have always been post-anthropocene : the anthropocene counterfactual / Claire Colebrook -- Four theses on posthuman feminism / Rosi Braidotti -- The three figures of geontology / Elizabeth A. Povinelli -- Foucault's fossils : life itself and the return to nature in feminist philosophy / Lynne Huffer -- Your shell on acid : material immersion, anthropocene dissolves / Stacy Alaimo -- The arctic wastes / Myra J. Hird and Alexander Zahara -- Gender abolition and ecotone war / Joshua Clover and Juliana Spahr -- The anthropocene controversy / Jill S. Schneiderman -- Natalie Jeremijenko's new experimentalism / Dehlia Hannah in conversation with Natalie Jeremijenko