Crisis and Ontological Insecurity

Exploring the concept of ontological security, this book presents a fresh perspective on crises in world politics by framing them as radical disjunctions that disrupt collective agents' continuity. It delves into how these crises prompt critical reflection on four essential questions, emphasizing their impact on discursive consciousness and the challenges they pose to societal stability and identity. Through this lens, the work offers valuable insights into the dynamics of political crises and their broader implications.