Deleuze & Guattari
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Introduction Our modern political world is dominated by discussions of terrorism, by fears of nuclear proliferation and global warming, by increasing tensions between states, and by the unsettling dynamics of globalization, all contributing to a palpable sense of uncertainty about the future. The still ambiguous fate of the nation-state and the increasingly obvious failings of advanced democracies have all furthered the sense that the future must bring somethi ng different – withou t, however, any obvious alterna tives being available. Moreover, the rise of technology, and the speed of communication and interaction have all made the rapid dynamism and change of our world increasingly difficult to ignore.
Assemblage Theory, Complexity and Contentious Politics: The Political Ontology of Gilles Deleuze (Nick Srnicek) - Academia.edu
