The article discusses Stephen Campbell's book "Along the Integral Margin: Uneven Development in a Myanmar Squatter Settlement," which examines the lives of residents in the squatter settlement of Yadana in peri-urban Yangon, Myanmar. The book explores the impact of capitalism on the residents, who engage in non-normative labor such as waste collection and animal husbandry. It highlights the exploitative nature of capitalist relations and the challenges faced by the residents, including debt and migration for labor opportunities. The book challenges the notion that non-normative labor arrangements are not capitalist and explores the role of fringe work in Myanmar's urban development. It also discusses the efficacy of labor mobilization and its relevance in the current political context of Myanmar. [Extracted from the article]