Published 2025-10-15
Keywords
- State, Democracy, Biopolitics, Necropolitics, Anti-systemic endemic.
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Abstract
This work problematizes the concepts of State, power, and democracy in the face of the multiple Illnesses of Contemporary Democratic States that have led them to collapse. The methodology is critical as a thorough study of three theoretical sources of contemporary political philosophy: a) the theories of justice; b) theories of power; and, c) decolonial theory, although dialogues and debates are totally insufficient. It is concluded that Contemporary Democratic States are collapsing due to multiple systemic diseases: indebtedness with international banks, loss of territorial autonomy, corruption of the three branches of power, excess bureaucratization, co-optation of the state and its territories. by drug trafficking, and the phenomenon of civil disobedience typical of an exacerbated liberal sensitivity. Democracy itself is assumed as a problem.