Acknowledgements

Introduction - Jules Joanne Gleeson and Elle O'Rourke

1. Social reproduction and social cognition: Theorising (trans)gender identity development in community context - Noah Zazanis (reproductive health research assistant, New York)
2. Trans work: Employment trajectories, labour discipline and gender freedom - Michelle O'Brien (New York University)
3. Judith Butler's scientific revolution: Foundations for a transsexual Marxism - Rosa Lee (editor at Viewpoint Magazine)
4. How do gender transitions happen? - Jules Joanne Gleeson
5. A queer Marxist transfeminism: Queer and trans social reproduction - Nat Raha (University of Sussex)
6. Notes from Brazil - Virginia Guitzel (philosophy student, Federal University of ABC)
7. Queer workerism against work: Strategising transgender labourers, social reproduction and class formation - Kate Doyle Griffiths (lecturer, Brooklyn College and editor of Spectre Journal)
8. The bridge between gender and organizing - Farah Thompson (Black, bisexual trans woman who does tech while living in San Diego)
9. Encounters in Lancaster - JN Hoad (DIY transsexual in the North West of the UK)
10. Transgender and disabled bodies: Between pain and the imaginary - Zoe Belinsky (independent scholar)
11. A dialogue on Deleuze and gender difference - The Conspiratorial Association for the Advancement of Cultural Degeneracy (Cultural Degeneracy and Sacrilege - a pseudonymous dialogue between friends)
12. Seizing the means: Towards a trans epistemology - Nathaniel Dickson (PhD candidate, University at Buffalo)
13. Why are we like this? The primacy of transsexuality - Xandra Metcalfe (psychoanalytic communist and noise artist based in Melbourne)
14. Cosmos against nature in the class struggle of proletarian trans women - Anja Heisler Weiser Flower (artist living in San Francisco)

Afterword: One utopia, one dystopia - Jordy Rosenberg (Associate Professor, University of Massachusetts Amherst)

Notes on contributors
Index.