In a newsletter today:
"Hyperpolitics is a new term defined by Anton Jäger as a period in which politics is highly visible but often fails to produce lasting organisational or political change. The former Brazilian secretary of justice Pedro Abramovay argues that living through a period of hyperpolitics has mobilised people into action, with Brazil’s recent election being a great example. “The challenge now is to harness that democratic energy and rethink how we govern,” he writes."
The newsletter linked to this story: Three weeks that changed the fight for democracy: A new politics is taking shape in Brazil, Pedro Abramovay, Prospect Magazine, November 05, 2026
This is the book: Hyperpolitics: Extreme Politicization without Political Consequences by Anton Jäger
Video: Anton Jäger discusses Hyperpolitics: Anton Jäger and Oliver Eagleton discuss Anton's latest book, Hyperpolitics. Verso Books, 26 March 2026
The outrageous Right Wing terf lies being told about Britain’s proposed ban on LGBT conversion therapy - which isn’t actually a ban anyways. #Trans 🏳️⚧️
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