Ida Danewid is Lecturer in Gender and Global Political Economy at the University of Sussex.

'An excellent presentation of the thesis of racial capitalism, Resisting Racial Capitalism revisits the archives of anarchism to remind us that social existence is conceivable, possible, and even preferable without the juridic formation, whose principal role has been to facilitate the economic goals of capital. This timely engagement with Cedric Robinson's thought belongs in the shelves of persons and organisations working toward decolonisation and reparations for colonial and racial subjugation.' Denise Ferreira da Silva, Author of Unpayable Debt and Toward a Global Idea of Race

• Introduction: antipolitical dreamworlds; 1. A most bourgeois ambition; 2. Ode to utopia; 3. War on dirt; 4. Maps of apartheid; 5. Of plunder and property; 6. It runs in the family; Conclusion: the new society.

Ida Danewid is Lecturer in Gender and Global Political Economy at the University of Sussex.

'An excellent presentation of the thesis of racial capitalism, Resisting Racial Capitalism revisits the archives of anarchism to remind us that social existence is conceivable, possible, and even preferable without the juridic formation, whose principal role has been to facilitate the economic goals of capital. This timely engagement with Cedric Robinson's thought belongs in the shelves of persons and organisations working toward decolonisation and reparations for colonial and racial subjugation.' Denise Ferreira da Silva, Author of Unpayable Debt and Toward a Global Idea of Race

• Introduction: antipolitical dreamworlds; 1. A most bourgeois ambition; 2. Ode to utopia; 3. War on dirt; 4. Maps of apartheid; 5. Of plunder and property; 6. It runs in the family; Conclusion: the new society.

Ida Danewid is Lecturer in Gender and Global Political Economy at the University of Sussex.

'An excellent presentation of the thesis of racial capitalism, Resisting Racial Capitalism revisits the archives of anarchism to remind us that social existence is conceivable, possible, and even preferable without the juridic formation, whose principal role has been to facilitate the economic goals of capital. This timely engagement with Cedric Robinson's thought belongs in the shelves of persons and organisations working toward decolonisation and reparations for colonial and racial subjugation.' Denise Ferreira da Silva, Author of Unpayable Debt and Toward a Global Idea of Race

• Introduction: antipolitical dreamworlds; 1. A most bourgeois ambition; 2. Ode to utopia; 3. War on dirt; 4. Maps of apartheid; 5. Of plunder and property; 6. It runs in the family; Conclusion: the new society.