This paper examines interregnum dynamics, emphasizing societal polarisation and geopolitical rivalry.
I’m planning another note in the impromptu series on Japan, this one is more academic, presenting a paper I’ve written on Gramsci’s over-used line about ‘interregnum’. From kinetic conflicts, geopolitical rivalry, economic imbalances, societal polarisation, energy transitions, environmental destruction, technological transformations and much more, evidence of an order breaking is easy to find.
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Christopher Hobson (2025) studied this question.
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