In this essay the Author analyzes the new and old role of the nation state in the global age: state and the global crisis, the penal state, state and governance are all scenarios that allow to describe the new functions of the state. In the last part of the essays, the author revisit the theory of the state, with the help of Bourdieu theory of the state, relaunching the idea that we are witnessing, in the theory of the state, to an era of crisis but also characterized by the emergence of long-latent logics and dynamics.
The Role of the Nation-State in the Global Age
BORGHINI, ANDREA
2015-01-01
Abstract
In this essay the Author analyzes the new and old role of the nation state in the global age: state and the global crisis, the penal state, state and governance are all scenarios that allow to describe the new functions of the state. In the last part of the essays, the author revisit the theory of the state, with the help of Bourdieu theory of the state, relaunching the idea that we are witnessing, in the theory of the state, to an era of crisis but also characterized by the emergence of long-latent logics and dynamics.File in questo prodotto:
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