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From the analysis of a form of punitive mobilization, this article traces the consequences of the emergence of a new social subjectivity: the victimized identity. It represents a form of subjectivity that deprives individuals and social groups of their political power by setting them in an inadequate and retributive subjectivity, from which bio-political government strategies about society at large are articulated.
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Mesa, D. E. V. (2017). El gobierno biopolítico de la sociedad Identidades victimizadas y movilizaciones punitivas. Co-Herencia, 14(26), 87–118. https://doi.org/10.17230/co-herencia.14.26.4
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