Paola Bacchetta is Professor and Chair in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at University of California, Berkeley. She is author or co-editor of multiple books, including Gender in the Hindu Nation and Fatima Mernissi For Our Times, Global Raciality, Right-Wing Women.

• Acknowledgments viiIntroduction. Openings 11. Co-Motion at Present 332. Imaginings Otherwise 703. Co-Formations, Co-Productions 1034. Situated Planetarities 1395. Other Sensings in Praxis 175Appendix A. “Our Queer Pride Is Anti-Racist” 217Appendix B. Pride for Whom? Pride for What? The Opportunism of Alliances and Visibility 219Appendix C. Racialized Queers and Trans Against Homonationalism 223Notes 225References 231Index 265

“In this stunningly original and thoroughly provocative book, Paola Bacchetta proposes a new critical vocabulary for grasping alliances, solidarities, and analytics of power. Co-Motion is an impressively thorough and synthetic survey of contemporary feminist and queer theories for thinking about social change and revolution beyond the borders that now restrict us—and toward a planetary scale.”—Mimi Thi Nguyen, author of The Promise of Beauty“Bacchetta continues to be one of the most important intellectuals of this generation and this book demonstrates exactly why that is the case. Co-Motion creates a compelling and dense lexicon for understanding the present conditions and functionality of power within what she calls situated planetarities. As opposed to the global, a planetary approach is a powerful corrective to much contemporary scholarship on the global. It’s digestible and yet profoundly comprehensive.”—Karma R. Chavez, author of The Borders of AIDS: Race, Quarantine, and Resistance

Paola Bacchetta is Professor and Chair in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at University of California, Berkeley. She is author or co-editor of multiple books, including Gender in the Hindu Nation and Fatima Mernissi For Our Times, Global Raciality, Right-Wing Women.

• Acknowledgments viiIntroduction. Openings 11. Co-Motion at Present 332. Imaginings Otherwise 703. Co-Formations, Co-Productions 1034. Situated Planetarities 1395. Other Sensings in Praxis 175Appendix A. “Our Queer Pride Is Anti-Racist” 217Appendix B. Pride for Whom? Pride for What? The Opportunism of Alliances and Visibility 219Appendix C. Racialized Queers and Trans Against Homonationalism 223Notes 225References 231Index 265

“In this stunningly original and thoroughly provocative book, Paola Bacchetta proposes a new critical vocabulary for grasping alliances, solidarities, and analytics of power. Co-Motion is an impressively thorough and synthetic survey of contemporary feminist and queer theories for thinking about social change and revolution beyond the borders that now restrict us—and toward a planetary scale.”—Mimi Thi Nguyen, author of The Promise of Beauty“Bacchetta continues to be one of the most important intellectuals of this generation and this book demonstrates exactly why that is the case. Co-Motion creates a compelling and dense lexicon for understanding the present conditions and functionality of power within what she calls situated planetarities. As opposed to the global, a planetary approach is a powerful corrective to much contemporary scholarship on the global. It’s digestible and yet profoundly comprehensive.”—Karma R. Chavez, author of The Borders of AIDS: Race, Quarantine, and Resistance

Paola Bacchetta is Professor and Chair in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at University of California, Berkeley. She is author or co-editor of multiple books, including Gender in the Hindu Nation and Fatima Mernissi For Our Times, Global Raciality, Right-Wing Women.

• Acknowledgments viiIntroduction. Openings 11. Co-Motion at Present 332. Imaginings Otherwise 703. Co-Formations, Co-Productions 1034. Situated Planetarities 1395. Other Sensings in Praxis 175Appendix A. “Our Queer Pride Is Anti-Racist” 217Appendix B. Pride for Whom? Pride for What? The Opportunism of Alliances and Visibility 219Appendix C. Racialized Queers and Trans Against Homonationalism 223Notes 225References 231Index 265

“In this stunningly original and thoroughly provocative book, Paola Bacchetta proposes a new critical vocabulary for grasping alliances, solidarities, and analytics of power. Co-Motion is an impressively thorough and synthetic survey of contemporary feminist and queer theories for thinking about social change and revolution beyond the borders that now restrict us—and toward a planetary scale.”—Mimi Thi Nguyen, author of The Promise of Beauty“Bacchetta continues to be one of the most important intellectuals of this generation and this book demonstrates exactly why that is the case. Co-Motion creates a compelling and dense lexicon for understanding the present conditions and functionality of power within what she calls situated planetarities. As opposed to the global, a planetary approach is a powerful corrective to much contemporary scholarship on the global. It’s digestible and yet profoundly comprehensive.”—Karma R. Chavez, author of The Borders of AIDS: Race, Quarantine, and Resistance