The frontier of political power lies beyond the state and between emerging corporate actors.
Feb 14 2015
The nation-state can still proclaim all its old principles about being a nation, but it now has a number of other partners in which it can double itself. It has a new set of pirates, a new set of doppelgangers, a new set of shadow agents than can work on behalf of the nation in the global market.
Architect Keller Easterling defines the concept of Extrastatecraft – where the formulas and networks of global capitalism forge new political realities between states and non-state actors.
Keller is the author of the new book Extrastatecraft: The Power of Infrastructure Space, which is sort of hard to describe, but amazing.
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Keller Easterling
Keller Easterling is a writer, architect and Professor at the Yale School of Architecture.
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