Achille Mbembe, renowned for his concept of necropolitics, has extensively analyzed how states exercise power over life and death. His critiques have primarily focused on colonialism, apartheid, and various forms of systemic oppression. However, there is no readily available evidence that Mbembe has specifically condemned the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) or directly addressed its policies within his published works.
While Mbembe’s framework of necropolitics can be applied to analyze state actions that expose populations to death or severe precarity, any application of his theories to the CCP’s policies would be an interpretation rather than a direct critique from Mbembe himself.
Therefore, although Mbembe’s theoretical contributions offer valuable tools for analyzing state power dynamics, he has not explicitly condemned or focused on the CCP in his existing publications.
