Gargi Bhattacharyya is a sociologist and writer, based in London.

"Gargi Bhattacharyya is one of our greatest public intellectuals. The Futures of Racial Capitalism is gripping in its exposition and profound in its insights – another landmark text in the author’s ongoing exploration of how we might build a more humane world."Arun Kundnani, author of What is Antiracism?"The Futures of Racial Capitalism, refusing the analytic comforts of historical continuity, reorders with signature intellectual openness the dismal puzzle that is racial capitalism. Bhattacharyya offers neither plea nor denunciation but an invitation to rearrange ourselves as a collective force against and beyond capitalism’s always adapting assault on our very capacity to be together."Sivamohan Valluvan, University of Warwick"Bhattacharyya isn’t interested in having the last word or winning an argument. ‘I’ve done my best to point out the shapes in the water,’ she writes modestly … but it’s important work."Earthbound Report"Bhattacharyya's book represents a significant effort to engage in a dialogue between Marxism, social reproduction and critical race theory, critiques of dominant narratives surrounding climate change and critical border studies. This dialogue is undertaken under the theoretical lens of racial capitalism."Ethnic and Racial Studies Journal

• Preface: Staying HumanIntroduction: If Not Theses, then What?Chapter 1: What is at Stake?Chapter 2: Why Understanding Racial Capitalism Also Returns to the Question of Social ReproductionChapter 3: How to Think About Racial Capitalism in Times of Widespread IndebtednessChapter 4: Borders – Small Adaptations in Familiar Techniques of Racial CapitalismChapter 5: Prisons and the Carcerality of Transforming Racial CapitalismChapter 6: Platform Capitalism as a Remaking of Racial CapitalismConclusion: Fun and GamesAfterword: Being Ridiculous

Gargi Bhattacharyya is a sociologist and writer, based in London.

"Gargi Bhattacharyya is one of our greatest public intellectuals. The Futures of Racial Capitalism is gripping in its exposition and profound in its insights – another landmark text in the author’s ongoing exploration of how we might build a more humane world."Arun Kundnani, author of What is Antiracism?"The Futures of Racial Capitalism, refusing the analytic comforts of historical continuity, reorders with signature intellectual openness the dismal puzzle that is racial capitalism. Bhattacharyya offers neither plea nor denunciation but an invitation to rearrange ourselves as a collective force against and beyond capitalism’s always adapting assault on our very capacity to be together."Sivamohan Valluvan, University of Warwick"Bhattacharyya isn’t interested in having the last word or winning an argument. ‘I’ve done my best to point out the shapes in the water,’ she writes modestly … but it’s important work."Earthbound Report"Bhattacharyya's book represents a significant effort to engage in a dialogue between Marxism, social reproduction and critical race theory, critiques of dominant narratives surrounding climate change and critical border studies. This dialogue is undertaken under the theoretical lens of racial capitalism."Ethnic and Racial Studies Journal

• Preface: Staying HumanIntroduction: If Not Theses, then What?Chapter 1: What is at Stake?Chapter 2: Why Understanding Racial Capitalism Also Returns to the Question of Social ReproductionChapter 3: How to Think About Racial Capitalism in Times of Widespread IndebtednessChapter 4: Borders – Small Adaptations in Familiar Techniques of Racial CapitalismChapter 5: Prisons and the Carcerality of Transforming Racial CapitalismChapter 6: Platform Capitalism as a Remaking of Racial CapitalismConclusion: Fun and GamesAfterword: Being Ridiculous

Gargi Bhattacharyya is a sociologist and writer, based in London.

"Gargi Bhattacharyya is one of our greatest public intellectuals. The Futures of Racial Capitalism is gripping in its exposition and profound in its insights – another landmark text in the author’s ongoing exploration of how we might build a more humane world."Arun Kundnani, author of What is Antiracism?"The Futures of Racial Capitalism, refusing the analytic comforts of historical continuity, reorders with signature intellectual openness the dismal puzzle that is racial capitalism. Bhattacharyya offers neither plea nor denunciation but an invitation to rearrange ourselves as a collective force against and beyond capitalism’s always adapting assault on our very capacity to be together."Sivamohan Valluvan, University of Warwick"Bhattacharyya isn’t interested in having the last word or winning an argument. ‘I’ve done my best to point out the shapes in the water,’ she writes modestly … but it’s important work."Earthbound Report"Bhattacharyya's book represents a significant effort to engage in a dialogue between Marxism, social reproduction and critical race theory, critiques of dominant narratives surrounding climate change and critical border studies. This dialogue is undertaken under the theoretical lens of racial capitalism."Ethnic and Racial Studies Journal

• Preface: Staying HumanIntroduction: If Not Theses, then What?Chapter 1: What is at Stake?Chapter 2: Why Understanding Racial Capitalism Also Returns to the Question of Social ReproductionChapter 3: How to Think About Racial Capitalism in Times of Widespread IndebtednessChapter 4: Borders – Small Adaptations in Familiar Techniques of Racial CapitalismChapter 5: Prisons and the Carcerality of Transforming Racial CapitalismChapter 6: Platform Capitalism as a Remaking of Racial CapitalismConclusion: Fun and GamesAfterword: Being Ridiculous