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This thought-provoking book examines the interactions between time, politics, scientific evidence and philosophy in order to understand how the emergence of lethal challenges to civilisation, such as nuclear weapons, climate change and possibly artificial intelligence, is already generating a fledgling 'politics for the future', based on rational fear rather than utopian hope.
Contents
Contents
1 An introduction to time, futures and politics
PART I FUTURES AND THE NEW BIPOLARITY OF
POLITICS: POLITICS #1 AND #2
2 Futures and politics: on the unprecedented role of scientific
knowledge of specific futures in political decision-making
3 Time and the law: humankind's right to survival
4 What has time got to do with legitimacy?
5 Political normativity redefined: the role of time
PART II UNDERNEATH THE LABOURS OF POLITICS: A
CASE OF NORMATIVITY REASSESSED, WHILE
DECONSTRUCTING POPULISM AND MAKING
GOOD USE OF A CLASSIC
6 Climate ethics or politics for the future?
7 Populism without future
8 Predicting the future? How to use, and not misuse, Karl Marx
9 A modest conclusion to time, futures and politics
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