Le chapitre manquant d'Empire

Multitudes 3 (3):27-49 (2006)
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Abstract

Empire lacks an anlysis of the shift from the colonial to the postcolonial. For Hardt and Negri, the hegemony of immaterial labor relegates the center/periphery dichotomies and the forms of colonial domination to the past. The gap lies in their genealogy of modernity : by paying attention to Europe alone, and by ignoring the world-system, they miss the « dark side » of Empire, its colonial and now postcolonial face. Yet we are witnessing a reorganization of coloniality, based on new representations of development that reinforce the hierarchies between the legitimate knowledge of some, and the non-knowledge of others

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