Queer Necropolitics addresses the changing parameters of sexual justice that accompany the contemporary regimes of coloniality, the war on terror, incarceration, border enforcement and global neoliberalism.

Jin Haritaworn is Assistant Professor of Gender, Race and Environment at York University in Toronto; Adi Kuntsman is Simon Research Fellow at the University of Manchester, UK; and Silvia Posocco is Lecturer in the Department of Psychosocial Studies, Birkbeck College, University of London

Introduction: 'Queer Necropolitics', PART I: DEATH WORLDS, Chapter 1. 'We Will Not Rest in Peace: AIDS Activism, Black Radicalism, Queer and/or Trans resistance' , Chapter 2. '(Hyper/In)Visibility and the Military Corps(e)' , Chapter 3. 'On the Queer Necropolitics of Transnational Adoption in Guatemala' , PART II: WARS AND BORDERZONES, Chapter 4. 'Killing Me Softly with Your Rights: Queer Death and the Politics of Rightful Killing' , Chapter 5. 'Black Skin Splits: The Birth (and Death) of the Queer Palestinian' , Chapter 6. 'Trans Feminine Value, Racialized Others and the Limits of Necropolitics' , PART III: INCARCERATION, Chapter 7. 'Queer Investments in Punitiveness: Sexual Citizenship, Social Movements and the Expanding Carceral State' , Chapter 8. '"Walking While Transgendered": Necropolitical Regulations of Trans Feminine Bodies of Color in the US Nation's Capital' , Chapter 9 'Queer Politics and Anti-Blackness'