publications
for online
links see articles and essays
MONOGRAPHS
States without Nations: Citizenship for Mortals
(Columbia University Press, 2009).
Reproducing the State
(Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1999). In Turkish translation, Devleti Yeniden Uretimi. Tr. Abdullah Yilmaz (Istanbul:
Ayrinti Press,
2001).
EDITED BOOKS
Citizenship in Question:
Evidentiary Birthright and Statelessness
(Durham: Duke University Press, 2017), with Benjamin Lawrance. Open Access, Knowledge Unlatched!
Reshaping Justice: International
Law and the Third World, special issue, Third World Quarterly,
edited with Richard Falk and Balakrishnan Rajagopal. 27 (2006), published with
new introduction, International Law and
the Third World (Routledge, 2008).
ARTICLES, ESSAYS, EXHIBITS
Against Citizenship: The Violence of the Normative, by Amy Brandzel, review for Signs (Spring, 2018): 767-770.
"The Alien Who is a Citizen," in Citizenship In Question: Evidentiary Birthright and Citizenship (Duke University Press, 2017), pp. 217-239.
"Don Quixote in America," Political Theory 44 (2) (2016): 196-207."One Dollar Per Day: The Slaving Wages of Immigration Jail, 1942 to Present," Georgetown Immigration Law Journal 29 (3): 391-500 (2015)
"One
Dollar Per Day: The Slaving Wages
of Immigration Jail, 1942 to Present," Georgetown Immigration
Law Journal 29 (3): 391-500 (2015) (actual publication May,
2016)
"Forensic
Intelligence and the Deportation Research Clinic: Toward a
New Paradigm," Perspectives
on Politics, 13 (3): 722-738 (September, 2015).
Of Narratives and States, An Interview with
Jacqueline Stevens, Janelle Watson, minnesota
review
(2013), vol. 81, pp. 126-146.
U.S.
Government Unlawfully Detaining and Deporting U.S. Citizens as Aliens,
University
of Virginia Journal of Social Policy and the Law (2011)
115 pp.
Anarchist
Methods and Political Theory. In How Not To Be Governed:
Readings
and Interpretations from the Postanarchist Left, ed. James
Klausen and
James Martel (Lexington Books, 2011), pp. 1-18.
Narratives
of Groups that Kill Other Groups. In Democracy in
Crisis:
Violence, Alterity, Community, ed. Stella Gaon
(Manchester: Univesity
of Manchester, 2010), pp. 67-89.
Recreating the State. Third World Quarterly 27
(2006): 755-767.
Sigmund Freud
and International Law. Journal
of Law, Culture, and the Humanities 2 (2006): 201-217.
Pregnancy Envy and the Politics of Compensatory
Masculinities. Gender
and Politics 1 (2005): 265-296.
agoraXchange,
Phase I.1, with Zeljko Blace, launched January 27, 2006.
Legal Aesthetics of the Family and Nation:
agoraXchange and Notes toward Re-imaging the Future. New York Law Review 49
(2004/5): 317-352.
The Politics of LGBQT Scholarship. GLQ 10 (2004):
220-226.
Methods of Adoption. In Adoption Matters: Feminist
and Philosophical Essays. Sally Haslanger
and Charlotte Witt (eds.). Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2005):
68-94.
Drzave Bez Nacija, Reproduciranje Drzave Bez Nacija. (Bosnian), from "States
without Nations." Tr. and interview by Edin Hasdarpasic. STATUS (2005).
agoraXchange, with Natalie Bookchin. Commissioned
by Tate Museum, launched March 15, 2004, exhibited at 7e edition du
Festival HTMlles, Montreal, May 18-21, 2005; Entermediale Festival, Prague, May 2005; Banaram,
Acona, Italy, July 6-11, 2004; Free Waves, Los Angeles, November 4-11,
2004; VIPER Festival, Basel, November 2004; Ciberart, Bilbao, Spain,
April 23-30, 2004; Neuro, Munich,
February 26-29, 2004; Rotterdam International Film Festival, January
30, 2004.
Racial Meanings
and Scientific Methods: Changing Policies for NIH-sponsored
Publications Reporting Human Variation. Journal of Health Policy,
Politics, and Law 28 (2003): 1033-1098.
On the Morals
Of Genealogy. Political Theory, 31
(2003): 558-588.
The Ideological Emptiness of America's Foreign
Policy. Turkish
Foreign Policy (2003): 50-55.
Symbolic Matter: DNA and Other Linguistic Stuff.
Social Text 20 (2002): 106-140.
Wissenschaftliche
Zügellosigkeit
und künstlerische
Manipulation. Kunstforum International, 2001/2:
340-360.
On the Uses and Disadvantages of Feminist
Political Theory. Review Essay. Political Theory 26 (1998): 727-47.
Race and the State: Male Order Brides and the Geographies of Race. Theory & Event
2.2 (1998).
On the Marriage
Question. In Women Question Politics, Cathy Cohen, Kathleen Jones, Joan
Tronto, eds.
(New York: New York University Press, 1997): 62-83.
Ideology and Social Structure: A Review Article. Comparative Studies in
Social History 39 (2),
(April, 1997): 401-409.
The Reasonableness of John Locke’s Majority: Property Rights, Consent,
and Resistance in the
Second Treatise. Political Theory 24 (1996): 424-463.
Beyond Tocqueville, Please! Controversy. American Political
Science Review (December, 1995):
987-990.
Leviticus in America:
The Politics of Sex
Crimes. Journal of Political Philosophy 1 (1993): 105-36.
Entries on Susan Griffin, Catharine MacKinnon, Ayn
Rand for The Dictionary
of 19th and 20th Century
Political Thinkers. Philip Green and Robert Benewick,
eds.(London: Routledge
and Kegan Paul, 1992):
83,140-141,190-191.
REVIEWS
Dumm, Tom. A Politics of the Ordinary (New York: New York
University Press, 1999), Political Theory
29 (6), (December, 2001): 898-901.
Hindess,
Barry. Discourses
of Power, American Political
Science Review 90 (December, 1996): 892.
Stein, Edith. Collected
Works. Review
Essay. Village
Voice (June 19, 1989).
MacKinnon, Catharine. Toward a Feminist
Theory of the State (Cambridge: Harvard University Press,
1989). Village Voice (October 1989).
Davis, Angela. Women, Culture, and Politics. The
Nation (February 27, 1989).
Occasional essays on the politics of race, gender, and sexuality have
appeared in Salon.com, East
Bay Express, the Chicago Reader and The
Nation.
OTHER
PUBLICATIONS
"Post-Nationale Staaten," tr. Krystian Woznicki, Berliner Gazetter, 9
April 2003, http://www.berlinergazette.de (10 pages).