Samuel Weeks, MA, PhD

PhD, University of California, Los Angeles
MA, University of Lisbon 
AB, Colby College

• From Deleuze and Guattari’s Interregnum to Our Own, or How to Navigate the Coming Post-Neoliberal Age. In Deleuze, Guattari and the Schizoanalysis of Post-Neoliberalism. Ananya Roy Pratihar, Saswat Samay Das, and Emine Gorgul, eds. Pp. 35-53. London: Bloomsbury. Read Publication via JDC (2024)
• Financing White Rule: How Luxembourg Became a Banker for the Belgian Congo and Apartheid South Africa. Finance and Society 10(3):234-250. Read Publication via JDC (2024) 
• An Anthropologist Goes Offshore, or, Creating an Actor-Network Among Finance Elites. Research in Economic Anthropology 43:63-80. Read Publication via JDC (2024)
• From Canonical Law to Offshore Finance: Confessing to Priests and Bankers in Luxembourg. Special Issue: ‘Towards an Economic Anthropology of Catholicism, in the Age of Pope Francis.’ Journal of Global Catholicism 8(2):15-42. Read Publication via JDC (2024)
• Channeling the Capital of Others: Why Luxembourg Is Asset Managers' 'Plumber' of Choice. Special Issue: 'Taking Stock of Asset Manager Capitalism.' Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space 56(2):627-644. Read Publication via JDC (2024)
• Langue de bois, or, Discourse in Defense of an Offshore Financial Center. Journal of Language and Politics 20(2):325-344. Read Publication via JDC (2021)
• Collective Effort, Private Accumulation: Constructing the Luxembourg Investment Fund, 1956-2019. In Accumulating Capital Today: Contemporary Strategies of Profit and Dispossessive Policies. Marlène Benquet and Théo Bourgeron, eds. Pp. 89-103. Oxford: Routledge. PDF (2020)
• Offshore Ontologies: Global Capital as Substance, Simulation, and the Supernatural. Dialectical Anthropology 44(4):355-371. PDF (2020)
• A Freeport Comes to Luxembourg, or, Why Those Wishing to Hide Assets Purchase Fine Art. Special Issue: ‘The Contemporary Art Market.’ Arts 9(3):1-15. PDF (2020)
• A Politics of Peripheries: Deleuze and Guattari as Dependency Theorists. Deleuze and Guattari Studies 13(1):79-103. Read Publication via JDC (2019)
• Portugal in Ruins: From ‘Europe’ to Crisis and Austerity. Review of Radical Political Economics 50(2):246-264. Read Publication via JDC (2019)
• Symbolism and Resilience in the Aftermath of a Destructive Volcanic Eruption. Anthropology Now 8(2):57-68. PDF (2016) 
• Longing for ‘Normal’ Post-Fordism: Cape Verdean Labor-Power on a Lisbon Periphery in Crisis. Anthropology of Work Review 36(1):13-25. PDF (2015)