Tim Christiaens is Assistant Professor of Economic Ethics at Tilburg University, the Netherlands. Joost de Bloois is Associate Professor of Cultural and Literary Analysis at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Stijn De Cauwer is Assistant Professor at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, the Netherlands.

• Introduction: What is Italian Thought?1. Biopolitics in Post-Pandemic Times2. Beyond Biopolitics? Italian Thought, Posthumanism and Environmentalism3. The General Intellect: The Digitalization of Work as Class Struggle4. Cyberfascism: The Elective Affinity between Fascism and Social Media5. Identity, Migration, PostcolonialityConclusion: Towards a Politics of Invisible CitiesReferencesIndex

[This book] provides a fascinating account of the vertiginous diversity of contemporary Italian thought which is yet united by a spirit of critical reflection on social relations … The distinct merit of the book consists in a synthesis of accessibility with a creative interpretation of authors and texts, so this work would still be interesting for readers already well-acquainted with contemporary philosophy in Italy.

Tim Christiaens is Assistant Professor of Economic Ethics at Tilburg University, the Netherlands. Joost de Bloois is Associate Professor of Cultural and Literary Analysis at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Stijn De Cauwer is Assistant Professor at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, the Netherlands.

• Introduction: What is Italian Thought?1. Biopolitics in Post-Pandemic Times2. Beyond Biopolitics? Italian Thought, Posthumanism and Environmentalism3. The General Intellect: The Digitalization of Work as Class Struggle4. Cyberfascism: The Elective Affinity between Fascism and Social Media5. Identity, Migration, PostcolonialityConclusion: Towards a Politics of Invisible CitiesReferencesIndex

[This book] provides a fascinating account of the vertiginous diversity of contemporary Italian thought which is yet united by a spirit of critical reflection on social relations … The distinct merit of the book consists in a synthesis of accessibility with a creative interpretation of authors and texts, so this work would still be interesting for readers already well-acquainted with contemporary philosophy in Italy.

Tim Christiaens is Assistant Professor of Economic Ethics at Tilburg University, the Netherlands. Joost de Bloois is Associate Professor of Cultural and Literary Analysis at the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Stijn De Cauwer is Assistant Professor at the Leiden University Centre for the Arts in Society, the Netherlands.

• Introduction: What is Italian Thought?1. Biopolitics in Post-Pandemic Times2. Beyond Biopolitics? Italian Thought, Posthumanism and Environmentalism3. The General Intellect: The Digitalization of Work as Class Struggle4. Cyberfascism: The Elective Affinity between Fascism and Social Media5. Identity, Migration, PostcolonialityConclusion: Towards a Politics of Invisible CitiesReferencesIndex

[This book] provides a fascinating account of the vertiginous diversity of contemporary Italian thought which is yet united by a spirit of critical reflection on social relations … The distinct merit of the book consists in a synthesis of accessibility with a creative interpretation of authors and texts, so this work would still be interesting for readers already well-acquainted with contemporary philosophy in Italy.