“Belief in the world”: The everyday politics of globalism
Against the brutal march of security we must formulate a way of being-in-the-world not based on fear but trust: a belief-in-the-world
Tag: Michel Foucault
The cinema dream of war, or the artists’ violence
Many theories address the dematerialization of war between states. I want to address the dematerialization of life in society modeled on war
Poststructuralism
Poststructuralism in international political economy emerges on the forefront of three issues — culture, power and history.
Virtual war: An interview with James Der Derian
Discussion between James Der Derian and Ian Douglas on power, virtuality, war and deterrence
Private authorship
The order of the law is never so sovereign than when it envelops that which had tried to overturn it
Globalization as governance: An archaeology of contemporary political reason
Power, discipline, subjectivity
The illusion of liberation
Speed as discipline finds its birth in the formative years of modernity, and as such is inextricably linked with it
Police science and the genealogy of automotion
Telepresence is the arrival of the universal prison – the terminal citizen
Calm before the storm: Virilio’s debt to Foucault
Dromocratic society cannot arrive absent disciplinary society
