Abstract:

The crises which modern world systems have been going through overlap the crises of nation-states which were once considered to be sine qua non of democratic and republican ideals. Tribalisation, popularization, absolute poverty, immigration, and civil wars are the side products of national-imperialist political and economic structures built on top of the leftovers of the old empires. The nation-state itself is one of the most unenthusiastically repressive and desolately well-accepted imperialism models at present. This article intends to contribute to novel emancipatory and libertarian political-theoretical pursuits in opposition to the relations of heteronomy or allegiance and to the fallacies of sovereignty and independency which in general show aggregative and populist tendencies. Such a theory would probably be a theory of society or a theory of intra-societal relations not a theory of state or government. In doing so this paper turned to the accounts of the Mukaddime of Ibn Khaldun

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