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Armitage, John (2011) Apocalypse Now: An Interview with Joy Garnett. Cultural Politics, 7 (1). pp. 59-78. ISSN 1743-2197
Armitage, John (2009) Towards an ontology of fetishes: an interview with Alphonso Lingis. Cultural Politics, 5 (1). pp. 99-117. ISSN 1743-2197
Armitage, John (2009) In the cities of the beyond: an interview with Paul Virilio. Open: Cahier on Art and the Public Domain, 18.
Armitage, John and Garnett, Joy (2009) Radicalizing refamiliarization. Journal of Visual Culture, 8 (2). pp. 176-183. ISSN 1470-4129
Armitage, John (2008) Pursuit in Paris. Cultural Politics, 4 (2). pp. 201-221. ISSN 1743-2197
Roberts, Joanne and Armitage, John (2008) The ignorance economy. Prometheus: Critical Studies in Innovation, 26 (4). pp. 335-354. ISSN 0810-9028
Crandall, Jordan and Armitage, John (2005) Envisioning the homefront: militarization, tracking and security culture: Jordan Crandal in conversation with John Armitage. Journal of Visual Culture, 4 (1). pp. 17-38. ISSN 1470-4129
Armitage, John (2013) The Face of the Figureless: Aesthetics, Sacred Humanism and the Accident of Art. In: Virilio and Visual Culture. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748654444
Armitage, John (2012) Flying into the unknown: cinematic cultures of war and the aesthetics of disappearance. In: From above: War, Violence and Verticality. Hurst, London. ISBN 9781849042987 (In Press)
Armitage, John (2012) Targeting the Imaginist City. In: The City as Target. Postcolonial Politics . Routledge, London, pp. 44-63. ISBN 9780415687225
Armitage, John (2012) Paul Virilio as twentieth-century military strategist: war, cinema, and the logistics of perception. In: The Edinburgh companion to twentieth-century British and American war literature. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 406-412. ISBN 9780748638741
Armitage, John (2012) Vision, Inertia, and the Mobile Telephone: On the Origins of Control Space and the Spread of Socio-Political Cybernetics. In: New Visualities New Technologies : The New Ecstasy of Communication. Ashgate. ISBN 9781409403579
Armitage, John (2011) Paul Virilio: a critical overview. In: Virilio Now. Polity Press, Cambridge, pp. 1-28. ISBN 9780745648774
Armitage, John (2011) The Third War: Cities, Conflict, and Contemporary Art: Interview with Paul Virilio. In: Virilio Now. Polity Press, Cambridge, pp. 29-45. ISBN 9780745648774
Armitage, John (2010) Paul Virilio (1932-). In: From Agamben to Zizek: Contemporary Critical Theorists. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 227-242. ISBN 9780748639748
Armitage, John (2010) Beaubourg. In: The Baudrillard Dictionary. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 24-26. ISBN 978-0-7486-3921-2
Armitage, John (2010) Transaesthetics. In: The Baudrillard Dictionary. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh, pp. 219-221. ISBN 9780748639212
Armitage, John (2010) Temporary authoritarian zone: Paul Virilio and the state of fear. In: Fear. Sarai Reader (08). Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, Delhi, pp. 18-19. ISBN 9788190585323
Armitage, John (2009) Bunkers. In: UNSPECIFIED Sage. ISBN 9781412914321
Armitage, John (2009) Pursuit in Paris. In: UNSPECIFIED Polity Press. ISBN 9780745647074
Armitage, John (2008) Das Vokabular militärischer Architektur. In: Paul Virilio und die Künste. Merve Verlag, Berlin. ISBN 9783883962405
Armitage, John (2004) Embodiment and indoctrination. In: UNSPECIFIED Witte de With Centre for Contemporary Art.. ISBN 097336261x
Armitage, John (2003) Art and Fear : an introduction. In: Art and Fear. Continuum, London, pp. 1-24. ISBN 0826460801
Armitage, John (2013) The Virilio Dictionary. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748646838
Armitage, John and Bishop, Ryan (2013) Virilio and Visual Culture. Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh. ISBN 9780748654444
Armitage, John (2012) Virilio and the media. Theory and Media . Polity Press, Cambridge. ISBN 9780745642291
Armitage, John (2011) Virilio Now. Polity Press, Cambridge. ISBN 9780745648774
Armitage, John (2001) Virilio live : selected interviews. Sage. ISBN 9780761968603
Armitage, John (2002) Hypermodernism. Doctoral thesis, Northumbria University.