Liberal Strategies of Exclusion

Abstract

This chapter examines the political universality and the history of political exclusion in relation to liberalism, proposing a way of linking the reading of liberal texts and the interpretation of liberal practices, and discussing anthropological capacities that are allegedly the basis of liberal universalism. It underscores the exclusionary effect of the distinction between anthropological studies, and considers the strategies through which utilitarianism effected and sustained politically exclusionary practices.

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