Malcolm Harris Books in Order

Edited by Malcolm Harris and Neal Gorenflo, this collection gathers young adults' responses to economic crisis and uncertainty after graduation. Essays explore cooperative work, shared resources, and experiments in building lives through collaboration rather than competition.

Malcolm Harris challenges stereotypes about millennials by examining the institutions that shaped their lives. Student debt, unpaid labor, unstable employment, and other pressures become evidence in his argument about a generation raised as investments in human capital.

In new and selected essays, Malcolm Harris examines inequality, exploitation, policing, and political movements after the supposed end of history. His criticism connects cultural developments with economic power and asks what effective resistance might look like.

Malcolm Harris traces Silicon Valley's development through railroads, universities, technology, and the wider history of capitalism. His account connects Northern California's wealth and innovation to settler colonialism, racial ideology, labor exploitation, and global political influence.

Malcolm Harris examines collective political responses to climate change through progressive, socialist and revolutionary strategies. He argues that their strengths must be combined, exploring how movements can overcome competing priorities and corporate resistance to act before environmental catastrophe deepens.