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sts papers

Please find on-line versions of many of my publications below and a link to a full list of publications on the heterogeneities.net contact and cv page. There is also an on-line searchable database of publications at the Open University.

• Emma Cardwell, Solveig Joks and John Law, Colonialism and the Infrastructures of Knowing

• John Law, From After Method to Care-ful Research
• Liv Østmo, Johan Henrik Buljo, Line Kalak and John Law, Colonial Struggle and the Infrastructures of Knowing: a story from Sápmi

• John Law and Wen-yuan Lin, Care-ful Research: Sensibilities From STS
• Julie Froud, Colin Haslam, Sukhdev Johal, John Law and Karel Williams, When Systems Fail: UK acute hospitals and public health after Covid-19 (opens new window on the Foundational Economy website)
• Solveig Joks, Liv Østmo and John Law, The Infrastructures of Difference
• John Law and Annemarie Mol, Words to Think With: an Introduction (opens new window on The Sociological Review website)
• Solveig Joks, John Law and Liv Østmo, Verbing meahcci: Living Sámi lands (opens new window on The Sociological Review website, paywall)
• Liubov Chernysheva, Endre Dányi, Marisol de la Cadena, Judith Farquhar, Solveig Joks, Shiaki Kondo, Lili Lai, John Law, Wen-yuan Lin, Bruno Magelhães, Santiago Martínez Medina, Amade M'Charek, Annemarie Mol, Olga Sezneva, Heather Swanson and Liv Østmo, Translating a title: On other terms (opens new window on The Sociological Review website)
• Wen-yuan Lin and John Law, Ziran: Difference In A Postcolonial World
• John Law and Solveig Joks, Knowing Salmon Well: Indigeneity, Biology and Policy
• John Law, On Brexit: an Open Letter to my European Friends and Colleagues

• Solveig Joks, John Law and Liv Østmo, Verbing Meahcci: no beginning, no end
• John Law, Material Semiotics

• Wen-yuan Lin and John Law, Working With Binaries: Patterning in a Postcolonial World
• Liv Østmo and John Law, Mis/translation, colonialism and environmental conflict

• Solveig Joks and John Law, Indigeneity, science and difference: notes on the politics of how
• Wen-yuan Lin and John Law, Knowing Between: patterning, ziran and nature
• Liv Østmo and John Law, On Land and Lakes: Colonizing the North, (opens new window in Technosphere website).
• Wen-yuan Lin and John Law, Where is East Asia in STS?
• John Law and Wen-yuan Lin, Tidescapes: notes on a Shi- inflected social science (updated version of 2016 paper below)

• John Law and Wen-yuan Lin, The Stickiness of Knowing: translation, postcoloniality and STS
• John Law and Solveig Joks, Luossa and Laks: Salmon, Science and LEK
• Heather Swanson, John Law and Marianne Lien, Modes of Naturing: or stories of salmon
• Solveig Joks and John Law, Sámi Salmon, State Salmon: LEK, Technoscience and Care
• John Law and Wen-yuan Lin, Tidescapes: Notes on a Shi-Inflected STS (see also updated 2017 version above)

• John Law and Wen-yuan Lin, Provincialising STS: Postcoloniality, Symmetry and Method (updated version)
• John Law, STS as Method

• John Law and Vicky Singleton, ANT, Multiplicity and Policy
• John Law and Karel Williams, STS and Political Economy, (opens new window in the CRESC website; this is an appendix to the 'State of Unlearning?' working paper; please turn to page 19).
• John Law and Karel Williams, A State of Unlearning? Government as Experiment, (opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Marianne Lien and John Law, What you need to know to be a fish farmer in West Norway (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)

2013

• John Law, Geir Afdal, Kristin Asdal, Wen-yuan Lin, Ingunn Moser and Vicky Singleton, Modes of Syncretism: notes on non-coherence, (opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Justin Bentham, Andrew Bowman, Marta de la Cuesta, Ewald Engelen, Peter Folkman, Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver, Michael Moran and Karel Williams, Manifesto for the Foundational Economy,(opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Wen-yuan Lin and John Law, A Correlative STS? Lessons from a Chinese Medical Practice, (opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Wen-yuan Lin and John Law, Making Things Differently: on 'Modes of International, (opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Andrew Bowman, Peter Folkman, Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver, Michael Moran and Karel Williams, The Great Train Robbery: the economic and political consequences of rail privatisation, (opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Andrew Bowman,Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver, Michael Moran and Karel Williams, The Conceit of Enterprise: train operators and trade narrative, (opens new window in the CRESC website).

2012

• John Law and Marianne Lien, Denaturalising Nature (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)
• John Law and Vicky Singleton, ANT and Politics: Working in and on the World (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)
• John Law, Notes on Fish, Ponds and Theory (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)
• John Law and Marianne Lien, Animal Architextures (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)
• Vicky Singleton and John Law, Devices as Rituals
• Andrew Bowman, Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver, and Karel Williams, Bringing Home the Bacon: from trader mentalities to industrial policy (opens new window in the CRESC website).
• Ismail Erturk, Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver, Michael Moran and Karel Williams, Deep Stall? The Eurozone Crisis, Banking Reform and Politics (opens new window in the CRESC website).

2011

• John Law, Assembling the Baroque, (opens new window in the CRESC website)
• John Law, Knowledge Places
• John Law, Heterogeneous Engineering and Tinkering
• John Law What's Wrong with a One-World World
• Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver and Karel Williams, Knowing What to Do? How not to Build Trains, (opens new window in the CRESC website)
• John Law, The Explanatory Burden
• John Law and Annemarie Mol, Veterinary Realities: What is Foot and Mouth Disease?
• John Law, Evelyn Ruppert and Mike Savage, updated version of The Double Social Life of Methods, (opens new window in the CRESC website)
• Julie Froud, Sukhdev Johal, John Law, Adam Leaver and Karel Williams, Rebalancing the Economy (Or Buyers Remorse), (opens new window in the CRESC website)

2010

• Mike Savage, Evelyn Ruppert and John Law, Digital Devices: Nine Theses (opens new window in the CRESC website)
• John Law, The Double Social Life of Method
• John Law and Marianne Lien, Slippery: Field Notes on Empirical Ontology (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)
• Marianne Lien and John Law, Emergent Aliens: Performing Indigeneity and Other ways of Doing Salmon in Norway (opens new window in 'Newcomers to the Farm' project website)
• John Law and Ingunn Moser, Contexts and Culling
• John Law, Reality Failures

• John Law, Collateral Realities
• John Law and Wen-Yuan Lin, Cultivating Disconcertment
• John Law, The Greer-Bush Test: On Politics in STS

2008

• John Law, Care and Killing: Tensions in Veterinary Practice
• John Law, Culling, Catastrophe and Collectivity
• John Law, The Materials of STS
• John Law, On Sociology and STS
• John Law, Seeing Like a Survey
• John Law and Annemarie Mol, The Actor-Enacted: Cumbrian Sheep in 2001
• Annemarie Mol and John Law, Globalisation in Practice: on the Politics of Boiling Pigswill

2007

• John Law, Actor Network Theory and Material Semiotics
• John Law, Practising Nature and Culture: an Essay for Ted Benton

2006

• John Law, Making a Mess with Method
• John Law, Pinboards and Books: Juxtaposing, Learning and Materiality
• Ingunn Moser and John Law, Fluids or Flows? Information and Qualculation in Medical Practice
• John Law and Vicky Singleton, A Further Species of Trouble? Disaster and Narrative
• John Law, Disaster in Agriculture: or Foot and Mouth Mobilities

2005

• Michel Callon and John Law, On Qualculation, Agency and Otherness

2004

• John Law, Matter-ing: Or How Might STS Contribute?
• John Law, Enacting Naturecultures: a View from STS
• John Law, And if the Global Were Small and Non-Coherent? Method, Complexity and the Baroque
• Annemarie Mol and John Law, Embodied Action, Enacted Bodies: the Example of Hypoglycaemia
• John Law and Vicky Singleton, Object Lessons
• John Law and John Urry, Enacting the Social

2003

• Ingunn Moser and John Law, 'Making Voices': New Media Technologies, Disabilities, and Articulation
• John Law and Vicky Singleton, Allegory and Its Others

• John Law, Economics as Interference
• John Law, Objects and Spaces
• John Law, On Hidden Heterogeneities: Complexity, Formalism and Aircraft Design
• Annemarie Mol and John Law, Local Entanglements or Utopian Moves: an Inquiry into Train Accidents

• John Law and Annemarie Mol, Situating Technoscience: an Inquiry into Spatialities

• John Law, Comment on Suchman, and Gherardi and Nicolini: Knowing as Displacing
• John Law, On the Subject of the Object
• John Law, Transitivities
• John Law and Kevin Hetherington, Materialities, Globalities, Spatialities
• John Law and Vicky Singleton, Performing Technology's Stories: On Social Constructivism, Performance and Performativity

• John Law and Ingunn Moser, Managing, Subjectivities and Desires
• Ingunn Moser and John Law, Good Passages, Bad Passages

• John Law and Ruth Benschop, Resisting Pictures: Representation, Distribution and Ontological Politics

• John Law and Annemarie Mol, Notes on Materiality and Sociality

• John Law, Notes on the Theory of the Actor-Network

• John Law, Six Principles for the Interdisciplinary Analysis of Technology

• John Law, On the Methods of Long Distance Control: Vessels, Navigation and the Portuguese Route to India
• John Law, On Power and Its Tactics: a View from the Sociology of Science

• John Law, How Much of Society can the Sociologist Digest at One Sitting? The "Macro" and the "Micro" revisited for the case of fast food

• John Law, Is Epistemology Redundant? A Sociological View