Endarkened Governance: A Genealogical Analysis of the Pentagon Papers and The Global Intelligence Files

摘要

Using Stratforu27s intelligence networks and geopolitical analytics, StratCap, an Emerging Markets/Global Macro Hedge Fund, holds a competitive financial market advantage. This analysis of WikiLeaksu27 The Global Intelligence Files contrasts the Pentagon Papersu27 u22Public Statementsu22 and u22Internal Documentsu22 of the Kennedy administration. A Foucaultian genealogical approach exposes a development in governance beyond neoliberalism, entitled `state market-security.u27 This is contextualized under an info-politics model. Overall, governmentality cannot accurately reveal both data sets, but merging endarkened governance (de Lint, 2004, 2008) into its framework can. This constitutes invisible practices administered by states and corporate security agencies that reveal secrecy-bureaucracies. Thus, how do the data sets reflect the practices of endarkened governance? Do welfarism and neoliberalism function to create the conditions for the disciplinarization and securitization of governance? This thesis argues that, in the securitization ethos, the practices and procedures of state market-security are best exposed through the analysis of endarkened governance texts.