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Editorial

Jeremy Gilbert
pp. 5-9
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Automated Neoliberalism? The Digital Organisation of Markets in Technoscientific Capitalism

Kean Birch
pp. 10-27
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The Corporatisation of Education: Bureaucracy, Boredom, and Transformative Possibilities

Millicent Churcher, Debra Talbot
pp. 28-42
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The Expansion of Prevent: On the Politics of Legibility, Opacity and Decolonial Critique

Justin Cruickshank
pp. 43-59
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Neoliberal Capitalism’s Bureaucracies of ‘Governance’

Oliver Davis
pp. 60-76
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The Bureaucratic Vocation: State/Office/Ethics

Paul du Gay
pp. 77-96
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Towards a Bureaucracy of the Body

Mark Featherstone
pp. 97-113
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Hayek Shrugged: Why Bureaucracy Didn’t Die Under Neoliberalism but Boomed Instead

Peter Fleming
pp. 114-128
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Bright Grey: The Political Dialectic of Bureaucratic Boredom

Nicholas Holm
pp. 129-145
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Living with Ambivalence: Bureaucracy, Anti-Statism and ‘Progressive’ Politics

Janet Newman
pp. 146-160
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Bureaucracy as Politics in Action in Parks and Recreation

Holly Randell-Moon, Arthur J. Randell
pp. 161-178
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The Paradox of Neoliberal Education Bureaucracy and Hysterical Resistance: The Case of New Zealand Schooling

Leon Salter
pp. 179-197
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The Bureaucratic Making of Disability

Tanya Titchkosky
pp. 198-208
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Yuk Hui’s Axio-Cosmology of the Unknown: Genesis and the Inhuman

Ekin Erkan
pp. 209-213
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What Do You Want?

Bethan Michael-Fox
pp. 214-217
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