Indeterminacy

Andrew Sanchez is Lecturer in Social Anthropology at the University of Cambridge. He has published widely on economy and labor, and is the author of Criminal Capital: Violence, Corruption and Class in Industrial India (Routledge, 2015).

"An excellent topic. What I liked in particular was the sense of cohesion... The authors have addressed situations that speak to each other." Bjorn Thomassen, Roskilde University

• List of FiguresIntroduction: The Values of IndeterminacyCatherine Alex and anderAndrew SanchezChapter 1. Kept in Suspense: the Unsettling Indeterminacy of U.S. LandfillsJoshua O. RenoChapter 2. Experiments in Living: the Value of Indeterminacy in Trans artElena Gonzalez-PolledoChapter 3. The Production of Indeterminacy: on the Unforeseeable Futures of post-Industrial ExcessFelix RingelChapter 4. Human Waste in the Land of Abundance: Two Kinds of Gypsy Indeterminacy in NorwayThomas Hylland Eriksen and Cathrine Moe ThorleiffsonChapter 5. Waste People / Value producers: Ambiguity, Indeterminacy and post-socialist Russian-speaking minersEeva KeskulaChapter 6. Indeterminate classifications: being 'more than kin' in KazakhstanCatherine AlexanderChapter 7. The Politics of Indeterminacy: Boundary Dislocations around waste, Value and Work in Subic Bay (Philippines)Elisabeth SchoberAfterwordNiko Besnier and Susana Narotzky