Depoliticisation: economic crisis and political management
本文将去政治化研究置于资本主义发展的危机特征框架中，指出将其与国家管理者的危机管理活动联系起来，比泛化使用更清晰精确，并论证社会关系的政治化威胁自由资本主义国家本身。
This article places the study of depoliticisation within a framework that highlights the crisis-ridden character of capitalist development. It suggests that by linking depoliticisation to the activities of state managers engaged in crisis management, the concept scores highly in terms of clarity and precision over more expansive uses that lack a cutting edge and result in the assertion that ‘depoliticisation is everywhere’. In a context characterised by the continued crisis of global capital it is argued that the politicisation of social relations threatens the basis not only of individual governments but of the liberal capitalist form of the state itself.