Recommended readings

• Callon Michel, Pierre Lascoumes and Yannick Barthe (2009) Acting in an uncertain world: An essay on technical democracy. (trans. Burchell Graham) The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (ISBN 978-0-262-03382-4)
• Law John and Annemarie Mol (eds.) (2002) Complexities: Social studies of knowledge practices Duke University Press, Durham. (ISBN 0–8223–2846–1)
• "The texts that carry academic stories tend to organize phenomena bewildering in their layered complexity into clean overviews. They make smooth schemes that are more or less linear, with a demonstrative or an argumentative logic in which each event follows the one that came before. What may originally have been surprising is explained and is therefore no longer surprising or disturbing. Academic texts may talk about strange things, but their tone is almost always calm". Page 3.
• Magnet SA (2011) When biometrics fail: Gender, race and the technology of identity. Duke University Press, Durham. (ISBN 978-0-8223-5135-1)
• Marx H and Barber R (1961) Harpo speaks: The autobiography of Harpo Marx. Virgin, London. (ISBN 1-85227-190-6)
• Paul Ray J (2009) Living with Parkinson's disease: Shake rattle and roll. RAIL, London. (ISBN 978-0-9563145-0-5) Available from http://www.rayjpaul.com
• Whitley Edgar A. and Gus Hosein (2009) Global challenges for identity policies. Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke.