Polityka wrogości, Nekropolityka

Achille Mbembe's analysis challenges traditional ideas of sovereignty and power. I'm curious about the historical or philosophical moments that sparked this focus.

The way the book links state violence to societal inequalities made me think differently about global conflicts. Would love to hear others' perspectives.

The concepts feel incredibly relevant today, especially in discussions about state violence and human rights. Do others see parallels with recent events?