Crossing the borders of governance

Governance is presented by undefined and confused areas that tend to expand in a more or less arbitrary way in the absence of stable and reliable normative standards.All this calls into question concepts and recompositive monolithic categories of modern political-legal rationality and in the first place sovereignty.At the same time the current neo-governmental structure does not stand as a technology of power, exclusionary or alternative to other rationalities, but rather it tends to bring out all the contradictions and ambiguities of the present time

Comparative constitutional jurisprudence studies · Political Theory and Democracy · Public Policy and Governance

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• Colonial Governmentality

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