At the end of her 2018 book Mobility Justice, Mimi Sheller argued for a “mobile” form of this concept, refuting the idea that this concept engenders ethnocentrism and political disengagement. A book titled for a form of this concept theorizes the transatlantic slave trade as the origin of logistics in a section that coins the term “hapticality,” meaning “the capacity to feel through others.” Fred Moten and Stefano Harney proclaimed that “the only possible relationship to the university today is a criminal one” in a book named for the (*) “under-” form of this concept. Eight “design principles” including “clear group boundaries” and “graduated sanctions” are proposed in the book Governing [this concept] (10[1])by Elinor Ostrom. American Eugenics Society vice president Garrett Hardin discussed “The Tragedy of,” for 10 points, what concept, the set of resources jointly accessible by all members of a society? ■END■