Declares the end of the nation state as a political proposition predicting the dissolution of the state as an organizing framer of politics.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Hamid Dabashi is the Hagop Kevorkian Professor of Iranian studies and comparative literature at Columbia University. His many books include The Arab Spring and Can Non-Europeans Think?, both from Zed Books. Dabashi has been a columnist for Al Jazeera for nearly a decade and has been a regular contributor to the New York Times, the CNN, the BBC, and the Egyptian Al-Ahram Weekly. His books have been translated into numerous languages.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The Story of the King who had Two Bodies but No Clothes 2. The Myth of the Postcolonial State 3. From the Myth of the State to the Mystification of Caliphate to the Postmodern Ending of State 4. Palestine without Borders 5. Interstitial Space of the Art of Protest 6. Between and Beyond the Republic and Cyropaedia 7. The Last Grand Revolution at Forty 8. Who Killed Jamal Khashoggi? Who cares? 9. The Story of the Lion, the Fox, and the Ass
1. The Story of the King who had Two Bodies but No Clothes 2. The Myth of the Postcolonial State 3. From the Myth of the State to the Mystification of Caliphate to the Postmodern Ending of State 4. Palestine without Borders 5. Interstitial Space of the Art of Protest 6. Between and Beyond the Republic and Cyropaedia 7. The Last Grand Revolution at Forty 8. Who Killed Jamal Khashoggi? Who cares? 9. The Story of the Lion, the Fox, and the Ass
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