Ikkesentriske
Ikkesentriske is a theoretical framework that describes a stance or approach prioritizing distributed centers of authority, attention, and influence rather than a single dominant center. It is used to analyze political, social, and epistemic arrangements where multiple actors and nodes share decision-making power and significance.
Origin and usage: The term is a neologism formed from Norwegian elements that translate roughly to “not
Principles: Core ideas include distributed agency, polycentric governance, and networked coordination. Ikkesentriske emphasizes local autonomy within
Applications: In governance, it supports overlapping authorities at multiple scales (local, regional, national, international). In media
Criticism: Critics argue that without robust coordination, the model can lead to inefficiency, conflicting outcomes, or
Overall, Ikkesentriske provides a lens to assess systems that seek resilience and inclusivity through distributed power,