Richard Grusin is Distinguished Professor of English and former director of the Center for 21st Century Studies at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He is editor of The Nonhuman Turn, Anthropocene Feminism, After Extinction, and Ends of Cinema, all from Minnesota.

• IntroductionRichard Grusin1. Securitati Perpetuae: Death, Fear, and the History of InsecurityMark Neocleous2. Microwork, Automation, and the Insecurity of Contemporary LaborAnnie McClanahan3. Deadly Entanglements: U.S. Imperialism and Perils of Privatizing SecurityA. Naomi Paik4. Governing Suspects: Race, Preemption, and Economies of Threat in American WarfareLisa Bhungalia5. Figuring the Climate Refugee: From Insecurity to Adaptation in Representations of Bangladeshi Environmental MigrationNeel Ahuja6. Cyber-Insecurities and Racialized Threat in the Embattled Urban EcosystemAndrea Miller7. The Burnout Generation Tidies Up: On the Insecurity of AdultingMaureen Ryan8. Rogue Capabilities and Invisible Violence: A Conversation between Saskia Sassen and Aneesh AneeshSaskia Sassen and Aneesh Aneesh9. Letting GoJennifer DoyleContributorsIndex

Richard Grusin is Distinguished Professor of English and former director of the Center for 21st Century Studies at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He is editor of The Nonhuman Turn, Anthropocene Feminism, After Extinction, and Ends of Cinema, all from Minnesota.

• IntroductionRichard Grusin1. Securitati Perpetuae: Death, Fear, and the History of InsecurityMark Neocleous2. Microwork, Automation, and the Insecurity of Contemporary LaborAnnie McClanahan3. Deadly Entanglements: U.S. Imperialism and Perils of Privatizing SecurityA. Naomi Paik4. Governing Suspects: Race, Preemption, and Economies of Threat in American WarfareLisa Bhungalia5. Figuring the Climate Refugee: From Insecurity to Adaptation in Representations of Bangladeshi Environmental MigrationNeel Ahuja6. Cyber-Insecurities and Racialized Threat in the Embattled Urban EcosystemAndrea Miller7. The Burnout Generation Tidies Up: On the Insecurity of AdultingMaureen Ryan8. Rogue Capabilities and Invisible Violence: A Conversation between Saskia Sassen and Aneesh AneeshSaskia Sassen and Aneesh Aneesh9. Letting GoJennifer DoyleContributorsIndex

Richard Grusin is Distinguished Professor of English and former director of the Center for 21st Century Studies at University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He is editor of The Nonhuman Turn, Anthropocene Feminism, After Extinction, and Ends of Cinema, all from Minnesota.

• IntroductionRichard Grusin1. Securitati Perpetuae: Death, Fear, and the History of InsecurityMark Neocleous2. Microwork, Automation, and the Insecurity of Contemporary LaborAnnie McClanahan3. Deadly Entanglements: U.S. Imperialism and Perils of Privatizing SecurityA. Naomi Paik4. Governing Suspects: Race, Preemption, and Economies of Threat in American WarfareLisa Bhungalia5. Figuring the Climate Refugee: From Insecurity to Adaptation in Representations of Bangladeshi Environmental MigrationNeel Ahuja6. Cyber-Insecurities and Racialized Threat in the Embattled Urban EcosystemAndrea Miller7. The Burnout Generation Tidies Up: On the Insecurity of AdultingMaureen Ryan8. Rogue Capabilities and Invisible Violence: A Conversation between Saskia Sassen and Aneesh AneeshSaskia Sassen and Aneesh Aneesh9. Letting GoJennifer DoyleContributorsIndex