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(ACAB) When Coercion Becomes Constitutive- The ethic of no command e domain
(ACAB) When Coercion Becomes Constitutive- The ethic of no command e domain
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Main Author:
Biagi, Tommaso
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Recurso digital
Language:
English
Published:
Zenodo
2026
Subjects:
constitutive coercion · normative addressability · non-refusable harm · police abolition · political philosophy · philosophy of law · structural injustice · moral justification · republicanism · domination · agency collapse · institutional ethics · ACAB · critical police studies · anarchism
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18293365
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