Posts tagged ‘politics’
A differing shade of green
by Allan Stoekl / 2013
Adrian Parr, The Wrath of Capital: Neoliberalism and Climate Change Politics, Columbia University Press, New York, 2013. 224 pp., £20.50 hb., 978 0 23115 828 2. This book is a welcome addition to the spate of recent books on the ecological and resource calamities currently facing the planet. Unlike so many others – one thinks in [...]
The poetry and prose of the Russian elections
by Svetlana Stephenson / RP 173 (May/Jun 2012)
Between 10 December 2011, the day of the first mass protest against fraud in the recently held Russian parliamentary elections, and 4 March 2012, the day of the presidential vote, Moscow was a transformed place. The suffocating atmosphere of Putin’s rule was disturbed as if by a sudden breath of fresh air. People came onto [...]
Gramsci and the political
From the state as ‘metaphysical event’ to hegemony as ‘philosophical fact’
by Peter Thomas / RP 153 (Jan/Feb 2009)
Exile, war and democracy
An exemplary sequence
by Leon Rozitchner / RP 152 (Nov/Dec 2008)
The question we want to pose is this: how do we open up a field of democratic politics as we emerge from terror and war? In my exposition I will start where the previous speaker, Feinemann,1 left off as he endorsed the categories that Peron had taken from Clausewitz to move from the discussion of [...]
Counterterrorism legislation and the US state form
Authoritarian statism, phase 3
by Christos Boukalas / RP 151 (Sep/Oct 2008)
Whatever happened to martial law?
Detainees and the logic of emergency
by Mark Neocleous / RP 143 (May/Jun 2007)
The politics of equal aesthetic rights
Dossier: Spheres of action – Art and politics, with introduction by Peter Osborne
by Boris Groys / RP 137 (May/Jun 2006)
The exemplary exception
Philosophical and political decisions in Giorgio Agamben’s Homo Sacer
by Andrew Norris / RP 119 (May/Jun 2003)
The cosmopolitan paradox: Response to Robbins
With Reply to Chandler
by David Chandler and Bruce Robbins / RP 118 (Mar/Apr 2003)
What is living and what is dead in Swedish social democracy?
by Magnus Ryner / RP 117 (Jan/Feb 2003)
The end of politics
Culture, nation and other fundamentalisms
by Francis Mulhern / RP 112 (Mar/Apr 2002)
The constitution of society
Pinochet, postdictatorship and the multitude
by Jon Beasley-Murray / RP 105 (Jan/Feb 2001)
Dictators and democrats in Latin America
But can the poor tell the difference?
by Madeleine Davis / RP 104 (Nov/Dec 2000)
Levinas’s political judgement
The Esprit articles 1934–1983
by Howard Caygill / RP 104 (Nov/Dec 2000)
Third Way or Réalisme de Gauche?
The new social democracy in France
by Ben Clift / RP 101 (May/Jun 2000)
Self help
Clinton, Blair and the politics of personal responsibility
by Jacinda Swanson / RP 101 (May/Jun 2000)
A differing shade of green
by Allan Stoekl / 2013Adrian Parr, The Wrath of Capital: Neoliberalism and Climate Change Politics, Columbia University Press, New York, 2013. 224 pp., £20.50 hb., 978 0 23115 828 2. This book is a welcome addition to the spate of recent books on the ecological and resource calamities currently facing the planet. Unlike so many others – one thinks in [...]
The poetry and prose of the Russian elections
by Svetlana Stephenson / RP 173 (May/Jun 2012)Between 10 December 2011, the day of the first mass protest against fraud in the recently held Russian parliamentary elections, and 4 March 2012, the day of the presidential vote, Moscow was a transformed place. The suffocating atmosphere of Putin’s rule was disturbed as if by a sudden breath of fresh air. People came onto [...]
Gramsci and the political
From the state as ‘metaphysical event’ to hegemony as ‘philosophical fact’
by Peter Thomas / RP 153 (Jan/Feb 2009)
Exile, war and democracy
An exemplary sequence
by Leon Rozitchner / RP 152 (Nov/Dec 2008)
The question we want to pose is this: how do we open up a field of democratic politics as we emerge from terror and war? In my exposition I will start where the previous speaker, Feinemann,1 left off as he endorsed the categories that Peron had taken from Clausewitz to move from the discussion of [...]
Counterterrorism legislation and the US state form
Authoritarian statism, phase 3
by Christos Boukalas / RP 151 (Sep/Oct 2008)
Whatever happened to martial law?
Detainees and the logic of emergency
by Mark Neocleous / RP 143 (May/Jun 2007)
The politics of equal aesthetic rights
Dossier: Spheres of action – Art and politics, with introduction by Peter Osborne
by Boris Groys / RP 137 (May/Jun 2006)
The exemplary exception
Philosophical and political decisions in Giorgio Agamben’s Homo Sacer
by Andrew Norris / RP 119 (May/Jun 2003)
The cosmopolitan paradox: Response to Robbins
With Reply to Chandler
by David Chandler and Bruce Robbins / RP 118 (Mar/Apr 2003)
What is living and what is dead in Swedish social democracy?
by Magnus Ryner / RP 117 (Jan/Feb 2003)
The end of politics
Culture, nation and other fundamentalisms
by Francis Mulhern / RP 112 (Mar/Apr 2002)
The constitution of society
Pinochet, postdictatorship and the multitude
by Jon Beasley-Murray / RP 105 (Jan/Feb 2001)
Dictators and democrats in Latin America
But can the poor tell the difference?
by Madeleine Davis / RP 104 (Nov/Dec 2000)
Levinas’s political judgement
The Esprit articles 1934–1983
by Howard Caygill / RP 104 (Nov/Dec 2000)
Third Way or Réalisme de Gauche?
The new social democracy in France
by Ben Clift / RP 101 (May/Jun 2000)
Self help
Clinton, Blair and the politics of personal responsibility
by Jacinda Swanson / RP 101 (May/Jun 2000)
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