• 2024 “Q&A with Andrew Lakoff, Author of Planning for the Wrong Pandemic,” American Sociological Association, Section on Science, Knowledge and Technology 
  • 2024 “Afterword” (with Christopher Kelty and Stephen J. Collier). Limn 11: Obsolescence 
  • 2024 “Crisis, psicofármacos y epidemiología privada: entrevista a Andrew Lakoff,” in Desde acá. Cimientos de una salud situada, v. 1, n. 2 
  • 2023 Interview: “Temporal Structures of the State of Exception” (with Stephen J. Collier). Zeitschrift für Politische Theorie 14:2 
  • 2022 “Succeeding through Failure: Andrew Lakoff on Preparing for Emergencies.” Public Books, June 
  • 2022 “Una tecnologia per l’immaginazione. Preparedness, pianificazione e politiche urbane. Intervista a Frédéric Keck e Andrew Lakoff.” Territorio, Feb 
    • English translation: “Preparedness as a Technology of the Imagination. Interview with Andrew Lakoff and Frédéric Keck.” In Simonetta Armondi, Alessandro Balducci, Martina Bovo, and Beatrice Galimberti, eds., Cities Learning from a Pandemic: Towards Preparedness. London: Routledge 
  • 2021 “Time of Emergency: Anthropological Perspectives on Global Health Governance. Interview with Andrew Lakoff.” Antropologia Pubblica 7:2: 187 – 192 
  • 2021  “The Routes of Viral Traffic,” Noema Magazine
  • 2021 “On the Search for the Origins of COVID-19: A Forum,” Somatophere: Science, Medicine, and Anthropology, March 
  • 2020 “‘The Supply Chain Must Continue’: Becoming Essential in the Pandemic Emergency. Items: Insights from the Social Sciences. Social Science Research Council. November
  • 2020 “A Time Capsule for Future Researchers: Andrew Lakoff.” Social Science Research Council (interview), September
  • 2020 “Why the WHO, often under fire, has a tough balance to strike in its efforts to address health emergencies.” The Conversation, May 1
  • 2020 “Coronavirus: Strategic National Stockpile was ready, but not for this.” The Conversation. April 2
  • 2020 Featured interviews on coronavirus published in: Le Monde, Folha de S. Paulo, Vox, Foreign Policy, Berggruen Institute Ideas, India-China Institute at the New School 
  • 2017  “Trump’s Fictional Crises and the Real Threats to American Democracy” (with Stephen J. Collier), The New Republic, February 8
  • 2016  “The Zone of Entrainment,” Limn 7: Public Infrastructures/ Infrastructural Publics.
  • 2016 “How a Tiny Fish Made a Huge Splash in California’s Water Debate,” Pacific Standard, June 3
  • 2016 “Diagnosing Failure: The Post-hoc Report as an Administrative Epilogue.” Somatosphere: Science, Medicine, and Anthropology, June 1
  • 2016  “The Bombing Encyclopedia of the World” (with Stephen J. Collier), Limn 6: The Total Archive.
  • 2015  “Vaccine Politics and the Management of Public Reason,” Public Culture 27: 3: 419–425
  • 2015  “Introduction: Ebola’s Ecologies” (with Stephen J. Collier and Christopher Kelty), Limn 5: Ebola’s Ecologies
  • 2015  “Two States of Emergency: Ebola 2014,” Limn 5: Ebola’s Ecologies
  • 2013  “A Dearth of Numbers: The Actuary and the Sentinel in Global Public Health,” Limn 3: Sentinel Devices
  • 2013  “Preface: Sentinel Devices” (with Frederic Keck). Limn 3: Sentinel Devices.
  • 2012  “Autism and its Milieu,” review of Gil Eyal, et al. The Autism Matrix, in Biosocieties 7: 3: 331–333
  • 2012 “Ian Hacking Interviewed by Andrew Lakoff,” Public Culture, vol. 24, no. 1: 217–232 
  • 2012  “The Risks of Preparedness: Mutant Bird Flu,” Public Culture, vol. 24, no. 3: 457–464
  • 2011  “System Vulnerability and the Problem of National Survival” (with Stephen J. Collier). Limn 1
  • 2010  “Too Big to Fail: Catastrophic Risk after the Deepwater Horizon Disaster,” in Items and Issues, online newsletter of the Social Science Research Council, August
  • 2009 “Security: A Conversation with the Authors.” Cultural Anthropology.
  • 2007 “Are We Prepared for the Next Disaster? An Interview with Irwin Redlener,” Contexts 6:3, 10–12 
  • 2006 “From Disaster to Catastrophe: The Limits of Preparedness.” Understanding Katrina: Perspectives from the Social Sciences. On-line forum, Social Science Research Council
  • 2006 “What is a Laboratory in the Human Sciences?” (with Stephen J. Collier and Paul Rabinow), ARC Working Paper No. 1
  • 2002 “The Mousetrap: Managing the Placebo Effect in Antidepressant Trials,” Molecular Interventions 2:2 (2002), 72–76