Hyperpolitics
Extreme Politicization Without Political Consequences
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Hyperpolitics
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Braden Wright
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Anton Jäger
After a decade of surging political activism, why have mass movements managed to change so little? A brilliant cultural analysis by the influential columnist.
Hyperpolitics describes the paradoxical state of affairs today, in which politicization seemingly has few political consequences. Anton Jäger's incisive appraisal sets the benchmark by which future histories of the present will be judged. Politics is back.
After the posthistorical lull of the 1990s and the false dawn of millennial technocracy, contestation has returned centre-stage. Protests, riots and jacqueries bring citizens off their couches and into the streets, even as social media overruns the embankments of the public and personal. Such actions politicize an ever greater share of experience while lowering the costs of engagement. Yet this spate of activism has seldom translated into more durable forms of collective action—parties, trade unions and civic associations continue to atrophy, even as advertisements of commitment proliferate.
©2023 Suhrkamp Verlag, © 2026 by Anton Jäger. (P)2025 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.