HAKKI TAN · OPEN RESEARCH ARCHIVE
The Constitution of Imposed Reality: The Elevation of the Corporation to a Constitutive Position by Power, State Mediation, and the Displacement of the Subject and Society from Constitutive Agency
This article examines arrangements in which power elevates the corporation to a constitutive position while organising state mediation through law, finance, authorisation, administration, and enforcement. It distinguishes technical capacity, actual use, institutional dependency, and outcome; and develops Corpopolitics, Onopticon, Homovictimus, Decision Health, and Temporal Conceptual Arbitrage as separate but connected analytical tools.
Imposed RealityCorporate PowerState MediationOnopticonHomovictimusCorpopoliticsConstitutive AuthorityDecision Health
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