The book hopes to advance theorization of insurrectional politics by providing the opportunity for collaborative analytical and conceptual innovation amongst scholars whose work spans several disciplines and sub-fields of Political Theory, Global Politics and International Relations, Sociology as well as a variety of geographic and empirical foci.

1. Insurrectional Politics: Theories and Practices of Contemporary Insurrections 2. On Insurrectionality: Theses on Contemporary Revolts and Resilience 3. Demonizing the Sensible and the 'Revolution of Our Generation' in Rosia Montana 4. Number Fetish: Middle-class India's Obsession with the GDP 5. The End of Football and Fiesta? Social Insurrection and National Identity in Twenty-First-Century Brazil 6. Insurrectional Arts: Restoring a Politics and Ethics of Attention 7. Insurrectional Politics in Colonial Southeast Asia: Colonial Modernity, Islamic 'Counterplots', and Translocal (Anti-colonial) Connectivity 8. 'Germany Has Become Mohammedan': Insurgency, Long-Distance Travel, and the Singapore Mutiny, 1915 9. Between Camps/Between Cities: Movement, Capture and Insurrectional Migrant Lives 10. Facebook Bras and #digitalharems: Fantasies of Mimesis and the Transgressions of Aliaa Elmahdy and Amina Sboui 11. With/Out a State, Kurds Rising: The Un/Stated Foreign Policy and the Rise of the Kurdish Regional Government in Iraq