Neoliberal and Militarised Post-Politics: Four Social Regimes, Four Affects and Radical Politics Today

摘要: This dissertation theorises the depoliticised conditions of late capitalism through what I call a ‘neoliberal and militarised post-politics.’ It argues that ours is neoliberal post-political society cannot imagine disruptive revolutionary events. The addresses key debates on governmental social regimes post-politics, inseparability neoliberalism war/militarism, historical/geographical unevenness global capitalism. In so doing, it offers an original topological analysis makes following critical interventions: exploration how much-discussed sovereignty, discipline control relate to each other in production governmentality; affective logic regime entails they inter-relate; proposal for fourth regime, ‘terrorism’, theorisation its associated affect, ‘spite.’ Finally, radical critique as divine violence set against post-politics.