Many countries have carved out special areas internally that are exempt from tax and other laws in the hope this will attract investment and spur innovation. A discussion with a historian who argues that these territories end up undermining democracy by “punching holes in…the nation-state” and “creating zones of exception”.
Quinn Slobodian is a Canadian historian and author, currently a professor of History of Ideas at Wellesley College, USA
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