The Interplay of Deleuze and Luhmann in Politics

This chapter examines the evolution of politics and power in the late 20th century through the theoretical lenses of Deleuze and Luhmann. It discusses the shift from state control to the influence of capital and the implications of 'post-mortem despotism,' while also contrasting abstract theories with their practical applications in governance. The dialogue reveals how both philosophers perceive the balance between chaos and order, offering insights that enrich the understanding of social and political structures.