Operational Media: Cybernetics, Biopolitics and Postwar Education by Zoë Druick

“…Carrefour de la vie (1949), made by Belgian filmmaker Henri Storck for the United Nations, is presented as an example of the centrality of mental health for citizenship training in postwar biopolitical regimes. In particular, the tension between the film’s humanist and cybernetic strands are considered. …”
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The Biopolitical Quest for Individuality as a Reactionary Device by Marco Poloni

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Educational Inclusion: biopolitical approach related to the bicentennial by Juan Carlos Echeverri-Alvarez

“…The commemoration of independence in American countries is addressed to show that different forms of educational inclusion seen today must be analyzed from the perspective of the form of power that made them possible and necessary for the last two hundred years, that is, the liberal power. The concepts of biopolitics and governance are used theoretically and methodologically. …”
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Beyond biopolitics: reading Bolaño's human fragments by Paul Merchant

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Permanent State of Exception: the camp and the biopolitics experience by Lucas Moraes Martins

“…http://dx.doi.org/10.5007/2177-7055.2015v36n71p177 This article concisely presents the concept of camp and how this was an absolute biopolitical space. The relationship between the permanent state of exception (the camp) and biopolitics was presented from the work of Giorgio Agamben. …”
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Beckett in the Dock: Censorship, Biopolitics, and the Sinclair Trial by Lloyd (Meadhbh) Houston

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Genetic Enhancement and the Biopolitical Horizon of Class Conflict by Wade Roberts

Subjects: “…foucault, eugenics, biopolitics, racism, genetic enhancement…”
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Twenty-first century biopolitics and political realism by Koljević-Grifit Bogdana N.

Subjects: “…biopolitics…”
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Biopolitics : search for a more human political science / by 195516 Weigele, Thomas C.

Wearing Foucault’s Clogs: Biopolitics in Brazilian Educational Research by Julio Groppa Aquino, Fabiana Augusta Alves Jardim

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Biopolitical mills. Topographies of Power in Early Peripheral Capitalism by Wiktor Marzec, Agata Zysiak

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Autopoiesis | Ethopoiesis: Bioconvergent Media in the Age of Neoliberal Biopolitics by Stuart J Murray, Deborah Lynn Steinberg

“…Throughout, neoliberal biopolitics is a key referent for bioconvergence, and helps us to understand how bioconvergence is more than the mere sum of its convergent parts. …”
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Feral Political Ecologies?: The Biopolitics, Temporalities and Spatialities of Rewilding by Sophie Wynne-Jones, Cara Clancy, George Holmes, Kieran O’Mahony, Kim J Ward

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The unrequited love of power: biopolitical investment and the refusal of care by Sergei Prozorov

“…Despite its increasing prominence in critical political and IR theory, the significance of the Foucauldian problematic of biopolitics remains underestimated. The frequent conflation of paradigmatically distinct sovereign and biopolitical forms of power, inspired by influential readings of Agamben and Hardt and Negri, results in increasingly incoherent applications of the concept of biopolitics. …”
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BIOPOLITICS AND HOMO SACER IN A TORTURE CENTER IN CHILE * by Hugo Rojas Corral

“…This article explains how the concepts of Biopolitics and homo sacer contribute to the understanding of what happened in the Villa Grimaldi concentration camp and torture center during the dictatorship of General Augusto Pinochet, in Chile. …”
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Inclusão, biopolítica e educação = Inclusion and biopolitics and education by Lopes, Maura Corcini, Rech, Tatiana Luiza

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Biopolitics in Roberto Bolaño’s 2666, “The Part About the Crimes” by Camelia Raghinaru

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Genealogy and biopolitics: epistemological choices in analyses of educational policies by Raquel A. L. S. Venera

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Globalization, Security, Paradox: Towards a Refugee Biopolitics by Benjamin Muller

“…I suggest that an approach sensitive to Foucault’s account of governmentality and biopolitics is particularly helpful, stressing the diffuse networks of power in refugee politics among private and public actors, the increasing role of “biotechnology,” and some (re)solution to the globalization – domestic security paradox, leading to what I call the “biopoliticization of refugee politics.” …”
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“Are You in Your Body?!”. The Study of Biopolitical Interface Design by Alexander S. Lenkevich

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