INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
VOL. 14 (2021) NO. 2

Contents


  • Introduction to the Special Issue on Disease and Politics by Its Editors

    85
  • ARTICLES

  • The New Age of Disease: Technocratic Mimetism

    91
  • The Firefighter Effect: Social Pathology and Corruption in Liminal Occupations

    103
  • “Nothing New in The West”: Paralleling the War Rhetoric and Measures of the COVID-19 Pandemic with the WW1 Horrors Described by Erich Maria Remarque

    113
  • Does Sickness Have a Meaning?

    125
  • On Imbecility as a Contemporary Mode of Exercising Power: Davos Thinking as a Version of Modern Gnosticism

    141
  • Civilisational Complexity and Elite Decay

    157
  • The six competing types of domination in the early 21st century: Towards a new Weberian taxonomy

    175
  • BOOK REVIEW

  • Franziska Hoppen, Liminality and the Philosophy of Presence: A new direction in political theory

    191
  • BOOK REVIEW ESSAY

  • Bert Olivier, Why Nothing Seems to Matter Any More: A philosophical study of our nihilistic age

    195
  • NOTES ON THE AUTHORS

    201

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