Seeking to reinvigorate the political Left, Ash Amin and Nigel Thrift advocate an experimental "world-making" politics that is able to adapt to changing circumstances, shifting categories, and emergent problems.
Seeking to reinvigorate the political Left, Ash Amin and Nigel Thrift advocate an experimental "world-making" politics that is able to adapt to changing circumstances, shifting categories, and emergent problems.
Ash Amin is Professor of Geography at Cambridge University. He is the author of Land of Strangers and coauthor (with Patrick Cohendet) of Architectures of Knowledge: Firms, Capabilities, and Communities. Nigel Thrift is Vice-Chancellor of the University of Warwick. He is the author of Non-Representational Theory: Space, Politics, Affect and Knowing Capitalism. Amin and Thrift are the authors of Cities: Reimagining the Urban.
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Acknowledgments vii Prologue ix 1. The Grounds of Politics 1 2. Leftist Beginnings 17 3. Reinventing the Political 39 4. Contemporary Leftist Thought 77 5. Organizing Politics 111 6. Eurocracy and Its Publics 135 7. Affective Politics 157 Epilogue 187 Notes 201 References 211 Index 227
Acknowledgments vii Prologue ix 1. The Grounds of Politics 1 2. Leftist Beginnings 17 3. Reinventing the Political 39 4. Contemporary Leftist Thought 77 5. Organizing Politics 111 6. Eurocracy and Its Publics 135 7. Affective Politics 157 Epilogue 187 Notes 201 References 211 Index 227
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