James Martel is Professor of political science at San Francisco State University, USA, and the author of eight books, most recently Anarchist Prophets: Disappointing Vision and the Power of Collective Sight (2022).Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo (Colombia) is author of Decolonizing Democracy: Power in a Solid State (2016) and Being and Contingency: Decrypting Heidegger’s Terminology (2021) and editor of Decrypting Power (2018), .

• Introductory Dialogue on Archism and Encryption - James R. Martel and Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo Presentation of the Book and its Chapters - James R. Martel and Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo Chapter 1 The Not So Hidden People: One Path Out of Encryption and Archism - James R. Martel Chapter 2 The Narcissism of Sovereignty: A Pattern for Liberation Through the Hidden People - Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo and Marinella Machado-AraujoChapter 3 Constituent An-archy: Marx, Castoriadis, and Sanín-Restrepo Against the Encryption of Constituent Power as Sovereignty - Andityas Soares de Moura Costa MatosChapter 4 Sovereignty, Anarchy, and Encryption of Power - Simón Royo Hernández Chapter 5 Nomadic Sovereignty Opposed to the Archist Plantation System - Vincent Møystad and Anthony FaramelliChapter 6 Iñuggusiqput (Our Way of Life): Iñupiat (Re)vitalization as Decryption - Zack Tartuk SmithChapter 7 Empire, Archipelago, and Abyss: Spaces of Power and Resistance in James Bond’s Caribbean Imaginary - Jonnie Eriksson and Kalle JonassonChapter 8 Decrypting the Mexican Enforced Disappearance Apparatus in the Soft Dictatorship - María BacilioIndexAbout the Contributors

James Martel is Professor of political science at San Francisco State University, USA, and the author of eight books, most recently Anarchist Prophets: Disappointing Vision and the Power of Collective Sight (2022).Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo (Colombia) is author of Decolonizing Democracy: Power in a Solid State (2016) and Being and Contingency: Decrypting Heidegger’s Terminology (2021) and editor of Decrypting Power (2018), .

• Introductory Dialogue on Archism and Encryption - James R. Martel and Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo Presentation of the Book and its Chapters - James R. Martel and Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo Chapter 1 The Not So Hidden People: One Path Out of Encryption and Archism - James R. Martel Chapter 2 The Narcissism of Sovereignty: A Pattern for Liberation Through the Hidden People - Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo and Marinella Machado-AraujoChapter 3 Constituent An-archy: Marx, Castoriadis, and Sanín-Restrepo Against the Encryption of Constituent Power as Sovereignty - Andityas Soares de Moura Costa MatosChapter 4 Sovereignty, Anarchy, and Encryption of Power - Simón Royo Hernández Chapter 5 Nomadic Sovereignty Opposed to the Archist Plantation System - Vincent Møystad and Anthony FaramelliChapter 6 Iñuggusiqput (Our Way of Life): Iñupiat (Re)vitalization as Decryption - Zack Tartuk SmithChapter 7 Empire, Archipelago, and Abyss: Spaces of Power and Resistance in James Bond’s Caribbean Imaginary - Jonnie Eriksson and Kalle JonassonChapter 8 Decrypting the Mexican Enforced Disappearance Apparatus in the Soft Dictatorship - María BacilioIndexAbout the Contributors

James Martel is Professor of political science at San Francisco State University, USA, and the author of eight books, most recently Anarchist Prophets: Disappointing Vision and the Power of Collective Sight (2022).Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo (Colombia) is author of Decolonizing Democracy: Power in a Solid State (2016) and Being and Contingency: Decrypting Heidegger’s Terminology (2021) and editor of Decrypting Power (2018), .

• Introductory Dialogue on Archism and Encryption - James R. Martel and Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo Presentation of the Book and its Chapters - James R. Martel and Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo Chapter 1 The Not So Hidden People: One Path Out of Encryption and Archism - James R. Martel Chapter 2 The Narcissism of Sovereignty: A Pattern for Liberation Through the Hidden People - Ricardo Sanín-Restrepo and Marinella Machado-AraujoChapter 3 Constituent An-archy: Marx, Castoriadis, and Sanín-Restrepo Against the Encryption of Constituent Power as Sovereignty - Andityas Soares de Moura Costa MatosChapter 4 Sovereignty, Anarchy, and Encryption of Power - Simón Royo Hernández Chapter 5 Nomadic Sovereignty Opposed to the Archist Plantation System - Vincent Møystad and Anthony FaramelliChapter 6 Iñuggusiqput (Our Way of Life): Iñupiat (Re)vitalization as Decryption - Zack Tartuk SmithChapter 7 Empire, Archipelago, and Abyss: Spaces of Power and Resistance in James Bond’s Caribbean Imaginary - Jonnie Eriksson and Kalle JonassonChapter 8 Decrypting the Mexican Enforced Disappearance Apparatus in the Soft Dictatorship - María BacilioIndexAbout the Contributors