Traditional approaches to questions aboutnomosin IR typically focus upon either its establishment and the formal structures that emerge through interaction within a clearly delineated spatial area, or an exploration of US hegemony in the post-2003 world. In this article I posit a different approach, building on the ideas of Giorgio Agamben, which groundsnomosas a spatialisation of the exception within conditions of neoliberal modernity. I suggest that within the globalnomosare more localisednomoi. These localisednomoiare a consequence of the spatialisation of the exception and a fundamental tension between localisation and ordering. I argue that while sovereign power has been a source of contemporary scholarship, such explorations have paid scant attention to the regulatory power of normative values and their capacity to create order within space. Such norms allow for a greater awareness of how sovereign power can be mobilised in and of itself as a form of contestation. Locating such debates in the Middle East, I explore the concept ofnomosto understand how struggle over the localisation and ordering of space helps us to better understand contemporary political life.

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世界是一座花园：诺莫斯、主权和（有争议的）生活秩序

问题的传统方法诺莫斯国际关系研究通常侧重于其建立和通过在明确划定的空间区域内相互作用而出现的正式结构，或对 2003 年后世界中美国霸权的探索。在本文中，我基于 Giorgio Agamben 的想法提出了一种不同的方法，该方法基于诺莫斯作为新自由主义现代性条件下例外的空间化。我建议在全球范围内诺莫斯更加本地化野井. 这些本地化野井是异常空间化的结果，也是本地化和排序之间的基本张力。我认为，虽然主权权力一直是当代学术的源泉，但此类探索很少关注规范价值的监管权力及其在空间内创造秩序的能力。这样的规范允许人们更好地了解如何将主权权力本身作为一种竞争形式调动起来。在中东找到这样的辩论，我探索了诺莫斯了解关于空间定位和秩序的斗争如何帮助我们更好地了解当代政治生活。