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The Politics of Escape as mentioned in this paper is a collection of political, international, and theoretical theories about escape from tyranny and domination in the political system, including the politics of escape, origins, and limits.Abstract:
1. Prelude 2. Political, International, Theoretical 3. The Politics of Escape 4. Sovereignties, Origins, Limits 5. Split Finitudes Seductive Hierachies 6. Politics on the Lineread more
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Pierre Bourdieu and International Relations: Power of Practices, Practices of Power
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