Focusing on the increasing refusal and transgression of politics as
normal across the globe, this book examines new forms of
democratisation, democratic life and political subjectivity, as
people seek to gain control over the decisions and processes
affecting their lives. The contributors to this volume challenge
the hegemonic truth regimes of political science by bringing to our
attention practices and discussions on the margins of political
theorisation and conceptualisation. They offer a pluridiveristy of
theorisations and engagements that mirror the very practises of
democratic life of which they speak. They demonstrate how research
on the margins enables us to develop and deepen our
conceptualisation and engagement with these new forms of democratic
thought and practice, and hence our understanding of the political
and the transformation of political science. These new forms of
politics call into question the epistemological authority of
political science, and this book will be of interest to those
seeking to understand the increasing trend towards prefigurative
epistemologies, decolonising methodologies and participatory forms
of becoming political. This book was originally published as a
special issue of Social Identities.
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