Susan Koshy is Associate Professor of English and Asian American Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.Lisa Marie Cacho is Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Virginia.Jodi A. Byrd is Associate Professor of Literatures in English at Cornell University.Brian Jordan Jefferson is Associate Professor of Geography and Geographic Information Science at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

• Acknowledgments  viiIntroduction / Susan Koshy, Lisa Marie Cacho, Jodi A. Byrd and Brian Jordan Jefferson  1I. Accumulation: Development by Dispossession1. The Corporation and the Tribe / Joanne Barker  332. “In the Constant Flux of Its Incessant Renewal”: The Social Reproduction of Racial Capitalism and Settler Colonial Entitlement / Alyosha Goldstein  603. The Racial Alchemy of Debt: Dispossession and Accumulation in Afterlives of Slavery / Cheryl I. Harris  88II. Administration: The Open Secret of Colonial Racial Capitalist Violence4. In Search of the Next El Dorado: Mining for Capital in a Frontier Market with Colonial Legacies / Kimberly Kay Hoang  1315. “Don’t Arrest Me, Arrest the Police”: Policing as the Street Administration of Colonial Racial Capitalist Orders / Lisa Marie Cacho and Jodi Melamed  1596. Policing Solidarity: Race, Violence, and the University of Puerto Rico / Marisol LeBrÓn  2067. Programming Colonial Racial Capitalism: Encoding Human Value in Smart Cities / Brian Jordan Jefferson  232III. Aesthetics: Reimagining the Sites of Cultural Memory8. Nuclear Antipolitics and the Queer Art of Logistical Failure / Iyko Day  2579. Erasing Empire: Remembering the Mexican-American War in Los Angeles / Laura Pulido  284IV. Rehearsing for the Future10. Racial Capitalism Now: A Conversation with Michael Dawson and Ruth Wilson Gilmore / Facilitated by Brian Jordan Jefferson and Jodi Melamed  311Contributors  333Index  337

“Throughout the chapters of [Colonial Racial Capitalism] the authors demonstrate the numerous ways everyday people have refused to become subsumed by these oppressive relationships, resulting in a work that does not merely ‘recite the horrors’ of a colonial racial capitalism, but offers insights into alternative means of living and relating to one another.” - Kendall Artz (Ethnic and Racial Studies) "[T]his volume represents an exciting reworking of anti-capitalist critique as it offers a historical materialist methodology deeply informed by both Black radical and decolonial thought." - Andrew Hamilton (Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association)

Susan Koshy is Associate Professor of English and Asian American Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.Lisa Marie Cacho is Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Virginia.Jodi A. Byrd is Associate Professor of Literatures in English at Cornell University.Brian Jordan Jefferson is Associate Professor of Geography and Geographic Information Science at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

• Acknowledgments  viiIntroduction / Susan Koshy, Lisa Marie Cacho, Jodi A. Byrd and Brian Jordan Jefferson  1I. Accumulation: Development by Dispossession1. The Corporation and the Tribe / Joanne Barker  332. “In the Constant Flux of Its Incessant Renewal”: The Social Reproduction of Racial Capitalism and Settler Colonial Entitlement / Alyosha Goldstein  603. The Racial Alchemy of Debt: Dispossession and Accumulation in Afterlives of Slavery / Cheryl I. Harris  88II. Administration: The Open Secret of Colonial Racial Capitalist Violence4. In Search of the Next El Dorado: Mining for Capital in a Frontier Market with Colonial Legacies / Kimberly Kay Hoang  1315. “Don’t Arrest Me, Arrest the Police”: Policing as the Street Administration of Colonial Racial Capitalist Orders / Lisa Marie Cacho and Jodi Melamed  1596. Policing Solidarity: Race, Violence, and the University of Puerto Rico / Marisol LeBrÓn  2067. Programming Colonial Racial Capitalism: Encoding Human Value in Smart Cities / Brian Jordan Jefferson  232III. Aesthetics: Reimagining the Sites of Cultural Memory8. Nuclear Antipolitics and the Queer Art of Logistical Failure / Iyko Day  2579. Erasing Empire: Remembering the Mexican-American War in Los Angeles / Laura Pulido  284IV. Rehearsing for the Future10. Racial Capitalism Now: A Conversation with Michael Dawson and Ruth Wilson Gilmore / Facilitated by Brian Jordan Jefferson and Jodi Melamed  311Contributors  333Index  337

“Throughout the chapters of [Colonial Racial Capitalism] the authors demonstrate the numerous ways everyday people have refused to become subsumed by these oppressive relationships, resulting in a work that does not merely ‘recite the horrors’ of a colonial racial capitalism, but offers insights into alternative means of living and relating to one another.” - Kendall Artz (Ethnic and Racial Studies) "[T]his volume represents an exciting reworking of anti-capitalist critique as it offers a historical materialist methodology deeply informed by both Black radical and decolonial thought." - Andrew Hamilton (Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association)

Susan Koshy is Associate Professor of English and Asian American Studies at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.Lisa Marie Cacho is Associate Professor of American Studies at the University of Virginia.Jodi A. Byrd is Associate Professor of Literatures in English at Cornell University.Brian Jordan Jefferson is Associate Professor of Geography and Geographic Information Science at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.

• Acknowledgments  viiIntroduction / Susan Koshy, Lisa Marie Cacho, Jodi A. Byrd and Brian Jordan Jefferson  1I. Accumulation: Development by Dispossession1. The Corporation and the Tribe / Joanne Barker  332. “In the Constant Flux of Its Incessant Renewal”: The Social Reproduction of Racial Capitalism and Settler Colonial Entitlement / Alyosha Goldstein  603. The Racial Alchemy of Debt: Dispossession and Accumulation in Afterlives of Slavery / Cheryl I. Harris  88II. Administration: The Open Secret of Colonial Racial Capitalist Violence4. In Search of the Next El Dorado: Mining for Capital in a Frontier Market with Colonial Legacies / Kimberly Kay Hoang  1315. “Don’t Arrest Me, Arrest the Police”: Policing as the Street Administration of Colonial Racial Capitalist Orders / Lisa Marie Cacho and Jodi Melamed  1596. Policing Solidarity: Race, Violence, and the University of Puerto Rico / Marisol LeBrÓn  2067. Programming Colonial Racial Capitalism: Encoding Human Value in Smart Cities / Brian Jordan Jefferson  232III. Aesthetics: Reimagining the Sites of Cultural Memory8. Nuclear Antipolitics and the Queer Art of Logistical Failure / Iyko Day  2579. Erasing Empire: Remembering the Mexican-American War in Los Angeles / Laura Pulido  284IV. Rehearsing for the Future10. Racial Capitalism Now: A Conversation with Michael Dawson and Ruth Wilson Gilmore / Facilitated by Brian Jordan Jefferson and Jodi Melamed  311Contributors  333Index  337

“Throughout the chapters of [Colonial Racial Capitalism] the authors demonstrate the numerous ways everyday people have refused to become subsumed by these oppressive relationships, resulting in a work that does not merely ‘recite the horrors’ of a colonial racial capitalism, but offers insights into alternative means of living and relating to one another.” - Kendall Artz (Ethnic and Racial Studies) "[T]his volume represents an exciting reworking of anti-capitalist critique as it offers a historical materialist methodology deeply informed by both Black radical and decolonial thought." - Andrew Hamilton (Journal of the Midwest Modern Language Association)