The Politics of Art, Death and Refuge

Exploring the intersection of death, art, and politics, this book examines the complexities of social life under late capitalism. It highlights themes of despair, striving, and hope, emphasizing the fluidity of existence through concepts like liminality and interconnectedness. Each chapter addresses significant issues within Global Development and International Relations, challenging conventional boundaries between art and science, harm and help. Ultimately, it advocates for a politics of hope and social justice amidst growing cynicism, promoting radical anarchy and self-organization in a borderless world.