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Delocalized state of exception

Leaning on Agamben's concept of the normalized state of exception, the paper will analyse the emergance of zones where the normal state and the state of exception are directly overlapped. The paper will show that, in the contrary to standard opinion, these zones are not just localized at asylum centers, camps or borders. In the current condition they became spaceless and delocalized. They are not tied to a specific teritory, border or state. These zones have variable geometry that is not connected to teritorialy and politicaly defined space but they follow specific biopolitical production of power. Also, the paper will analyse the influence of these zones on processes of collective identification on global level. It will show that emergance of these zones undermine existence of the stabile symbolically articulated collective identities.

State of exception; biopolitics; collective identities

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