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The Fascist Past of Italian Intellectuals

Dictatorship as the Empire's Mode of Governance?

Jean-Claude Paye

War on terrorism feeds a paradoxical form of discourse: emergency demands urgent and compelling measures, yet these are part of a long-term, indeed endless, confrontation. The state of emergency becomes a lasting form of government. It comes to be seen as a new political regime that is called upon to stand firm for democracy and human rights. In other words, citizens must be ready to give up immediate rights and a well-defined freedom for the sake of an abstract and self-proclaimed democratic order, not only today and tomorrow, but for an indefinite period. As it suspends law and inscribes such...







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