Between Politics and Antipolitics

Exploring the interplay between "politics" and "antipolitics," this book examines the evolution of political thought since the 1960s New Left movement. It delves into contemporary issues, reflecting on the implications of the Berlin Wall's fall and redefining revolution in that context. The narrative extends to the post-9/11 era, addressing the rise of terrorism and urging a commitment to genuine democracy amidst pervasive antipolitical ideologies. Through historical analysis, it advocates for open inquiry and pluralism in political discourse.