Acknowledgements
Governance from a feminist psychosocial perspective
Governing subjects, repression and equality
Ordering differentiation : reconfiguring governance as relational politics
The relational politics of governance
Governing subjectivities : the politics of ontological detachment and relational connection
The circulation and distribution of bad feeling
Resisting the happy governmentalities of diversity
Sustaining collective challenges to policy monoliths
Equalities policy as relational hinterland
Conclusions: mobilising hopeful fictions through differentiated uncertainties
References.

pt. 1. Governance from a feminist psychosocial perspective
pt. 2. The relational politics of governance.