Programa

1. Introduction. The era of populism and exceptionalism
2. Biopolitics and exceptionalism. The paradigm of exceptional governance measures
3.Adversaries, enemies and exceptionalism
4. Traditions of exceptionalism (from Guantánamo to the refugee crisis)
5. The ecological and climate crisis, pandemics

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