Invited Remarks on The Twilight of Cutting

I have spent a lot of time thinking about how to link understandings of economies (especially capitalism) with analyses of gender and sexuality, naming this effort queer political economy (QPE). I've taken this orientation in a few directions: long-term ethnographic fieldwork in Bangkok, Thailand and short-term study of Singapore on the ways gender and sexuality get constituted within global and local political economies; combining Science & Technology Studi

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