Joshua Clover specialises in 20th Century anglophone poetry and poetics, political economy, crisis theory, with an emphasis on political struggle in literature, environment, feminism, and cultures of finance. He is also a faculty member in the Department of Comparative Literature, and affilited faculty in French and Italian Department, Film Studies Program and the Designated Emphasis in Critical Theory. His book Riot.Strike.Riot: the New Era of Uprisings, a theorisation of riot as historical phenomenon, is forthcoming from Verso in 2016. He has contributed articles to journals from Representations to Critical Inquiry, keeps a column at The Nation. Forthcoming work focuses on poetry and the transformation of the world-system. He has also published three books of poetry, most recently Red Epic; been translated into several languages and appears in many anthologies including the Norton Introduction to Literature. He has recently been Visiting Fellow at the Institute for Advanced Study, Warwick University, UK, and convened a Residential Research Group at the UC Humanities Research Institute.