Inscriptions 3, n2: Power in a time of pandemic is out
Among our key questions in this open issue is the relation between the subject and power: what is the substance and appearance of the sovereign, what is the domain and limits of state power, and what are the effects of governance in the time of a health scare. Two short texts by Giorgio Agamben show how a religion of science became a tool to administer an exceptional governmentality under the pandemic. This issue features contributions by Leopold Haas, Christopher Norris, Mehdi Parsa, Lukas Reimann, Philippe Stamenkovic, and Regina Surber.
Inscriptions is published online and in print, and is indexed by, among others, the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). Our issues are archived electronically and in print by Norway’s National Library. ISSN: 2535-7948 (print) and 2535-5430 (online).
Recent Issues
- Inscriptions 3, n2: Power in a time of pandemic, July 2020
- Inscriptions 3, n1: Outsourced!, January 2020
- Inscriptions 2, n2: Kierkegaard, July 2019
- Inscriptions 2, n1: The Global Unconscious, January 2019
- Inscriptions 1, n1-2: Consecrations, July 2018