..., as constituted by anti-trans and anti-black optics. Against this scene stands Time magazine naming 2014 as the “Trans Tipping Point.” I trace how positive representation, which is to say the methodology of assimilation, is offered as the primary, and perhaps exclusive, space of struggle. In contrast, through...

...Amanda Armstrong This essay reads the condition of trans life at the moment of our ambiguous social recognition. It treats the 2016 wave of antitrans bathroom bills as an occasion to consider trans people's vexed relations to social recognition and differential vulnerabilities to state...

...—which ended up with the exclusion of the commons from the realm of both private and public law—was the theory of subjective rights. To dismantle this construction, the essay proposes a critique of subjective rights as well as a trans-subjective approach to private law. The South Atlantic Quarterly 118:4...

...Carl L. Anderson Trans-Atlantica: Memoirs of a Norwegian Americanist . By Skard Sigmund . Oslo : Universitetsforlaget , 1978 . Pp. 218 . Copyright © 1980 by Duke University Press 1980 Book Reviews 121 man with the dust of the library, Riede discovers in that very dis­...

...Huey Hewitt This brief essay reflects on the conjunctional histories of anti‐black and anti‐trans criminalization in the context of the contemporary moral panic aimed at eradicating transgender life. Within the last couple of years, conservatives have introduced and (and sometimes passed...

... for talking about Han capitalist accumulation is necessary for probing into the ways in which queerness and transness become intertwined with the racial and class hierarchies. Şahin: As a researcher whose project seeks to rethink and reimagine trans and queer historiography in the Middle East...

... trans men and their lovers and wives” (Lorenzo 1999a : 8). Workplaces, colleagues, non-trans friends, and public or semi-public social spaces like bars appear to be inconsequential. The home and the couple are the crucibles in which, it is understood, transness and adjusting to transness matters most...

... through autistic disruption. Dwelling with the life writing and memoir of individuals both autistic and trans, it suggests that, by choice or by circumstance, autistic-trans narratives defy the chrononormative mandate of the able-minded future. By claiming autism and gender nonconformity as mutually...

...Joel Sanders; Susan Stryker A long-simmering moral panic over the presence of transgender people in sex-segregated public toilets has reached an acute state since the spring of 2015, as an unprecedented wave of mass-culture visibility for trans* issues has intersected with recent court decisions...

..., drawing connections between such negative states to transmisogyny and material precarity. The essay intends to politicize transfeminine brokenness for a radical transfeminism. It argues that the material basis of transfeminine brokenness involves the marginalization of the labor of trans women and trans...

... and objectless critique—especially the movement of queer and trans study beyond US gender and sexuality—can facilitate these problems. This occurs when subjectless and objectless critique are not expressly interrogated as forms for reproducing the dominant geopolitical coordinates of transness and queerness...

...Emily Owens TERF , or trans‐exclusionary radical feminist , is a contemporary configuration that has gained traction in this feminist political moment to encapsulate an imagined set of generational tensions among feminists and queers with respect to gender's essential and/or expansive possibilities...

... and their connection to concepts of “safety,” “comfort,” “cleanliness,” and “sameness.” How might we instead imagine restrooms as sites of collective belonging? © 2016 Duke University Press 2016 activism disability trans References Ball Aimee Lee . 2015 . “The Symbols of Change.” Sunday...

... that can overcome the necropolitics of the hold. While drawing new connections among cutting-edge debates that are reassessing Europeanness, trans-Mediterranean movement, and the labor-migration nexus, the article ultimately suggests that un/-settlement is a spatial poiesis of social life...

... or cooked in trans fat, and the Mattel toy recall. © 2008 Duke University Press 2008 Megan Brown Somehow We All Survived: The Ideology of the U.S. Backlash against Risk Management One of the best-selling books in the United States...

... of infrastructure policy historically, the analysis concentrates on the most recent initiative to build trans-European energy networks. We demonstrate that the neoliberal configuration of infrastructural collectivity manifests itself in a specific spatial configuration of the market. Europe’s infrastructuralism...

...Massimo De Angelis In this article, I want to explore some complexities of a politics grounded on social reproduction. Among the many possible objectives of the commons, the most important for the purpose of thinking through a process of trans-formative social change are those that aim...

... along the path of the Trans Mountain Expansion Pipeline Project. This article’s approach is methodologically informed by recent infrastructural thinking from theorists such as Lauren Berlant and Deborah Cowen who offer an expansive, relational understanding of infrastructure. It is also informed...

... speak to forms of radical abolitionist politics present in the United States, where we might observe the centrality of land in both abolition and decolonization. To this end, I first provide a definition of a trans feminist abolition radically focused on the otherwise, or the eradication of all forms...