ABSTRACT

This essay explores the conditions of possibility for the critique of the new illiberalism exemplified by leaders such as Donald Trump and Jacob Zuma. It proposes three hypotheses. The first is that corruption is more than just a failure of the Rule of Law, but is also its innermost possibility and end result. The second is that the new illiberalism presupposes the sublation of a certain tradition of critique (focused on the practices of unmasking and transparency). The third is that critique today needs the courage to face a “giddy world.”

中文翻译：

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关于无政府状态：三个假设

摘要

本文探讨了唐纳德·特朗普和雅各布·祖马等领导人对新的自由主义进行批判的可能性条件。它提出了三个假设。首先，腐败不仅是法治的失败，而且是其内在的可能性和最终结果。其次，新的自由主义以某种批判传统的扬弃为前提（侧重于揭露和透明的做法）。第三，当今的批评需要勇气面对一个“贪婪的世界”。