** Preface
*** An Anarchist Squint, or Seeing Like an Anarchist
*** The Paradox of Organization
*** An Anarchist Squint at the Practice of Social Science
*** A Caution or Two
** One: The Uses of Disorder and “Charisma”
*** Fragment 1: Scott’s Law of Anarchist Calisthenics
*** Fragment 2: On the Importance of Insubordination
*** Fragment 3: More on Insubordination
*** Fragment 4: Advertisement: “Leader looking for followers, willing to follow your lead”
** Two: Vernacular Order, Official Order
*** Fragment 5: Vernacular and Official Ways of “Knowing”
*** Fragment 6: Official Knowledge and Landscapes of Control
*** Fragment 7: The Resilience of the Vernacular
*** Fragment 8: The Attractions of the Disorderly City
*** Fragment 9: The Chaos behind Neatness
*** Fragment 10: The Anarchist’s Sworn Enemy
** Three: The Production of Human Beings
*** Fragment 11: Play and Openness
*** Fragment 12: It’s Ignorance, Stupid! Uncertainty and Adaptability
*** Fragment 13: GHP: The Gross Human Product
*** Fragment 14: A Caring Institution
*** Fragment 15: Pathologies of the Institutional Life
*** Fragment 16: A Modest, Counterintuitive Example: Red Light Removal
** Four: Two Cheers for the Petty Bourgeoisie
*** Fragment 17: Introducing a Maligned Class
*** Fragment 18: The Etiology of Contempt
*** Fragment 19: Petty Bourgeois Dreams: The Lure of Property
*** Fragment 20: The Not So Petty Social Functions of the Petty Bourgeoisie
*** Fragment 21: “Free Lunches” Courtesy of the Petty Bourgeoisie
** Five: For Politics
*** Fragment 22: Debate and Quality: Against Quantitative Measures of Qualities
*** Fragment 23: What If … ? An Audit Society Fantasy
*** Fragment 24: Invalid and Inevitably Corrupt
*** Fragment 25: Democracy, Merit, and the End of Politics
*** Fragment 26: In Defense of Politics
** Six: Particularity and Flux
*** Fragment 27: Retail Goodness and Sympathy
*** Fragment 28: Bringing Particularity, Flux, and Contingency Back In
*** Fragment 29: The Politics of Historical Misrepresentation
** Acknowledgments