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| List of Tables | |
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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| Historicizing Assemblages of Territory, Authority, and Rights | |
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| Foundational Transformations in and of Complex Systems | |
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| Capabilities | |
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| Tipping Points | |
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| Organizing Logics | |
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| Using History to Develop an Analytics of Change | |
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| Outline of the Book | |
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| Assembling the National | |
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| Territory, Authority, and Rights in the Framing of the National | |
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| Deciphering Medieval Territory, Authority, and Rights | |
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| Territorializing Authority and Rights | |
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| The Political Economy of Urban Territoriality | |
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| The Legal Order | |
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| Political Cultures of Towns | |
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| Conclusion: Medieval Capabilities and Their Consequences | |
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| Assembling National Political Economies Centered on Imperial Geographies | |
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| The State as the Critical Actor | |
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| Constructing a World Scale | |
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| Constructing National Economies Centered on Imperial Geographies | |
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| Constructing the Legal Persona of a National Bourgeoisie | |
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| Constructing the Legality of a Disadvantaged Subject | |
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| The American State: Making a National Sovereign Out of a Confederation | |
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| Hypernationalism and Imperialism | |
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| Disassembling the National | |
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| The Tipping Point: Toward New Organizing Logics | |
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| Varieties of Internationalism | |
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| The Tipping Point | |
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| Why Was Bretton Woods Not the Tipping Point? | |
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| The United States: Shaping Systemic Capabilities for the Tipping Point | |
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| Redistributing Power inside the State | |
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| The Executive's Privatizing of Its Own Power | |
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| Reconstructing the Public-Private Divide | |
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| The Variable Articulations of Private and Public Authority | |
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| The Rise of Markets and the Law in Reshaping the "Public Interest" | |
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| Executive Secrecy and Discretionary Abuses-Bush Administration, 2001-2007 | |
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| Denationalized State Agendas and Privatized Norm-Making | |
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| Variable Interpretations of State Power in the Global Economy | |
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| Denationalized State Agendas | |
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| Antitrust Policy: From Extraterritoriality to a Global System? | |
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| International Economic Law: Autonomous from But Inserted in National Law | |
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| A New Institutional Zone of Privatized Agents | |
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| The Global Capital Market: Power and Norm-Making | |
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| Distinguishing Today's Market for Capital | |
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| Governments and the Global Market for Capital | |
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| The Partial Disembedding of Specialized State Operations and Nonstate Actors | |
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| Toward Global Law Systems: Disembedding Law from Its National Encasement | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Vulture Funds and Sovereign Debt: Examples from Latin America (2004) | |
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| Foundational Subjects for Political Membership: Today's Changed Relation to the National State | |
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| Citizenship and Nationality | |
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| Debordering and Relocalizing Citizenship | |
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| Deconstructing Citizenship: A Lens into the Question of Rights | |
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| The Multiple Interactions between Legality and Recognition | |
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| Unauthorized Yet Recognized | |
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| Authorized Yet Unrecognized | |
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| New Global Classes: Implications for Politics | |
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| Toward Postnational and Denationalized Citizenship | |
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| Distinguishing Postnational and Denationalized | |
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| Toward a Partial Repositioning of Nationality | |
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| Citizenship in the Global City | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Assemblages of a Global Digital Age | |
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| Digital Networks, State Authority, and Politics | |
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| State Authority Confronts Digital Networks | |
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| Distinguishing Private and Public-Access Digital Space | |
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| A Politics of Places on Cross-Border Circuits | |
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| Embedding the Digital | |
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| Digital/Nondigital Imbrications | |
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| The Destabilization of Older Hierarchies of Scale | |
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| Mediating Cultures of Use | |
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| New Interactions between Capital Fixity and Hypermobility | |
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| A New Generation of Markets and Instruments | |
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| Managing Risk in Global Financial Markets | |
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| The Need for Technical Cultures of Interpretation | |
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| A Politics of Places on Global Circuits: The Local as Multiscalar | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| Assembling Mixed Spatial and Temporal Orders: Elements for a Theorization | |
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| Analytic Borderlands: Specificity and Complexity | |
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| Mixed Spatio-Temporal Assemblages as Types of Territoriality | |
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| Juxtaposed Temporalities and New Economies | |
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| Excavating the Temporality of the National | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| In Conclusion | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| On Method and Interpretation | |
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| Territory, Authority, and Rights: National and Global Assemblages | |
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| From National Borders to Embedded Borderings: Implications for Territorial Authority | |
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| Toward a Multiplication of Specialized Orders: Assemblages of TAR | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index | |