Wendy Brown was a crucial writer for all those who wanted to understand
neoliberalism in the 1990s and 2000s. I subsequently lost track of her,
mainly because you can't follow everything but also because I began to
perceive her work as an endless critique of the adversary, with no
positive
Greetings,
It is encouraging to see Wendy Brown’s name appearing in this discussion and so
I will add a bit more of her insightfulness:
"the institutions as well as the political culture comprising liberal
democracy are passing into history, the left is faced both with the project of
mourning
Wendy Brown is an indispensable thinker for these times. In addition to
Walled States, Waning Sovereignty, her recent short text that explores the
progression from neoliberalism to neofascism is a must-read:
http://www.publicbooks.org/defending-society/ (and for more depth on this
subject, see her
Not new to anyone here i'm sure, but this thread can't help bringing to
mind Wendy Brown's ever more prescient work on this subject- especially
chapter IV
http://www.tepotech.com/chiapas2015/Brown_Walled_States.pdf
On 6 November 2017 at 15:44, Brian Holmes
wrote:
On 11/06/2017 05:13 AM, David Garcia wrote:
The success of the slogan ‘Take Back Control” is cruscial to understand it
speaks to the profound loss of agency that so many of us feel and how for many
the capacity to disrupt politics as usual gave Brexit voters a sense of power.
This is spot
Thanks to Patrice for the posting
For the record I am and remain a Remain Voter and will continue to fight for a
reversal of what I believe will be a nihilistic decision that will curb the
life chances of future generations. But the narrative of the piece posted by
Patrice carries the
From Sauvons l'Europe newsletter
http://sauvonsleurope.eu/brexit-hold-up-sur-la-democratie/
In French Deepl.com translated:
Brexit: Democracy robbery?
By Arthur News/editorial comment
November 6,2017
We have already written about the confiscation of the most basic
democratic principles in the