"Interdisciplinary, relevant and rich in content, this collection of essays succeeds in thwarting the vulnerability/resistance dichotomy, and offers us plenty of feminist-inspired reimagined political-philosophical situated vocabularies for the here and now." - Evelien Geerts (Angelaki) "This is an important volume for those interested in grammars of resistance, protest cultures, and the mobilization of grief as a route into collective political subjectivity. Its crosscultural range enables us to see overlaps in forms of embodied resistance even when these latter are specific to a milieu and political condition." <br />   - Pramod K Nayar (Journal of International and Global Studies) "A timely and deeply insightful contribution that may be of great interest to those engaged in critical international politics.... One of the greatest strengths of the volume lies in the scope of the essays. Throughout the volume understandings and uses of vulnerability change and morph, refusing any dogmatic definition. The range of engagements that the anthology encompasses manages to tie together disparate concepts and contexts around a simple, yet profoundly provocative, premise: that a theoretical embrace of vulnerability can take us to a new understanding of resistance and the resisting subject." - Jennifer Hobbs (International Feminist Journal of Politics) "For anyone interested in Butler’s work, this volume will be very valuable. Indeed, as a whole, <i>Vulnerability in Resistance</i> is an extremely provocative and valuable contribution to global feminist studies." - Ladelle McWhorter (Contemporary Political Theory) "Highly recommendable for anyone interested at questions related to social movements, performativity, body politics, precarity, and resistance of the political violence." - Mikko Joronen (Space and Polity) "A brilliant experiment that brings together a variety of heterogenous reflections." - Marco Checchi (Ephemera) "The richness of the accounts offered in the book . . . creates a distinctive space at the intersections of feminist, cultural, social and political theory." - Claudia Lapping (European Journal of Women's Studies) "Offers diverse and insightful opportunities for radical politics today. . . . A valuable contribution to feminist geography." - Angharad Butler-Rees (Gender, Place & Culture)