Abstract
This essay looks at the conception of police in War Power, Police Power, as an aesthetic and power-oriented process of societal ordering. It asks whether Neocleous’s book will catch the imagination of other critical disciplines, breaking beyond its own disciplinary bounds, and demanding to be read as a new framework of critical analysis.
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