importance of
subpolitics, or the growing number of outlets through
With the
subpolitics, she/he starts to connect with the global society in a manner that her/his personal choices (including consumption) are defined by the collective interests.
The
subpolitics of online piracy: A Swedish case study.
It is therefore surprising that he refers to the
subpolitics of risk as an 'enemyless' politics.
This crisis is reflected in the rise of discourses of risk (especially those related to health and the environment), in the deterritorialisation of political, economic and social concerns beyond the level of the nation state and in the rise of '
subpolitics' which is based on the articulation of individual concerns, life projects and identities rather than large scale social and political organisation centred on the nation state and collective identities.
Of course, many reflexive modernizationists point to emerging information technologies, such as the World Wide Web, as primary sites for the fostering of "
subpolitics" (Bentivegna 2006), which may call into question the continued relevance of the print media as a dominant discursive venue.
Promotionalism and
subpolitics: Nike and its labor critics.
This mode can be regarded as
subpolitics, as defined by Ulrich Beck.
2002 "Promotionalism and
Subpolitics: Nike and Its LaborCritics." Management Communication Quarterly 15(4): 541-570.