Author: Kalindi Vora

Writing Life No. 15: An Interview with Kalindi Vora

Post author Alberto Morales and Kalindi Vora
Post date June 24, 2021

This article is part of the following series: Writing Life

Kalindi’s laptop sits inside her car, which serves as a writing space sometimes.

The last time I spoke to Kalindi in person was at the Society for the Social Studies of Science (4S) meeting in New Orleans in the summer of 2019. Kalindi and members of her lab presented their ongoing project of establishing feminist science shops across the campuses …

Tags bibliography, deconstruction, ethnography, Interdisciplinarity, methodology

Books

Reproduction at the Center: Michelle Murphy’s Economization of Life

Post author Kalindi Vora
Post date November 9, 2020

Michelle Murphy’s The Economization of Life tells the story of how a singular economy began as a fantasy, and how that fantasy was manifested into reality. Born with Keynesian macroeconomics, the fantasy of “the economy” was sharpened during the early Cold War period into an instrument of death-dealing. This occurred primarily though the development of a new concept in macroeconomics …

Tags feminist STS, Population, reproductive justice