antipolitics

Anti-politics (1843), from anti- +‎ politics

antipolitics (uncountable)

1. Political activity outside of the mainstream political establishment.
   • 2000, Daphne Berdahl, Matti Bunzl, Martha Lampland, Altering states

     Antipolitics is a form of intellectual resistance […]

   • 2008, Peter Alexander Meyers, Civic war and the corruption of the citizen (page 141)

     Now, cultural reaction against this development may have taken various forms: a boisterous antipolitics in which everyone rails against “usurpers in Washington,” […]

2. Avoidance of political debates and controversies
3. Broad rejection of political institutions and processes
   • 1853, William Goodell, Slavery and Anti-slavery, page 518:

     the politics (perhaps we should say the anti-politics) of those who desired no civil government at all

   • 2008, Peter Alexander Meyers, Civic war and the corruption of the citizen, page 141:

     a boisterous antipolitics in which everyone rails against "usurpers in Washington"

4. Elimination of military confrontation from politics
   • 1984, George Konrad, Antipolitics: An Essay:

     Antipolitics means refusing to consider nuclear war a satisfactory answer in any way.