Agamben’s Foucault: An overview by Anke Snoek

“…While most commentaries focus on Agamben’s interpretation of Foucault’s concept of biopower, his work also contains many interesting references to Foucault on freedom and possibilities—and I think that it is here that Foucault’s influence on Agamben is most deeply felt. …”
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O trabalho imaterial como potencial transformador nas redes digitais by Tarciso Torres Silva

“…Executed at any time and at any place, this type of labor surrounds citizens’ lives completely, contributing to biopower practices operating over them. On the other hand, given the fact it is connected to subjectivity and disseminated in digital networks, the immateriality of this labor cannot be completely controlled, which makes it also a form of resistance.…”
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Apuntes para un cuidado inmanente y despersonalizado. Entre la gestión del VIH y la del SARS-CoV-2 by Jaime Sebastián Cancino Barreto

“…That dilemma exposes that biopoliti- cal protection life is a “make produce” too. Keywords: biopower, capital, care, HIV, SARS-CoV-2.…”
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Education to Immaturity, or from Biopolitics to Psychopower by Arkadiusz Żychliński

“…Such a diagnose<br />becomes easier to comprehend if one considers an essen-<br />tial change: while from Michel Foucalt’s perspective the<br />classical biopolitics comes down to biopower, exercised<br />over societies in order to instrumentalize them as “pro-<br />duction machines”, from Bernard Stiegler’s point of<br />view biopolitics has been replaced these days in Western<br />societies with psychopower, instrumentalizing com-<br />munities as “consuming machines”. …”
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Artificial Intelligence and Social Control: Ethical Issues and Theological Resources by Andrea Vicini

“…Second, to evaluate AI in the justice system, biopower and biopolitics guide a critical and constructive approach. …”
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Features of adaptive reactions of system of breath highly skilled sportswomen synchronous swimming during interval hypoxical trainings (IHT). by Rovnaya O.A., Ilyin V.N.

“…Directions of forming compensatory mechanisms at the level of anaerobic biopower processes of organism are shown.…”
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Indigenizing the Prior Consultation: Re-thinking the Protection of Indigenous Peoples by Julián Tole Martínez, Martín Posada Martinéz, Paula Lancheros Sánchez

“…This is due mainly to the existence of structural and ideological flaws since the inception of this instrument, especially to the capitalist ideas, through which biopower has been exercised, as an expression of “legitime” imperialism.…”
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Disappearances of unaccompanied foreign minors in Spain: an initial approach to their significance by Mercedes Gema Jiménez Álvarez

“…The epistemological framework of this ethnography is based on understanding the migration of minors as a form of circulation, the autonomous nature of this migration, and institutional abuse as an expression of biopower or the disciplining of this group.…”
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Mechanisms of power, victimization and autonomy in the health care system by Erzsébet Takács

“…To conduct the interviews as well as to write the paper, a number of concepts and theoretical approaches were resorted to: Dominique Memmi’s ’delegated biopower’, Eve Bureau and Judith Hermann-Mesfen’s notion of ’contemporary patient’, François Dubet’s concept of institutional programme as well as results of Hungarian health sociology. …”
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How Does a Foucauldian Genealogical Approach Enhance the Study of Long-Term Care through a Critical Disability Lens? by Michelle Hewitt

“…It looks at the historical and cultural contingencies of genealogy, and its ability to explore the complex power relations at play, in normalization and biopower. It concludes that there is a place for this approach–one that can be adapted from the 1970s approach of Foucault to fit power dynamics and positioning in care in the 2020s.…”
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FAD DIETS AND EATING DISORDERS:THE CONSTRUCTION OF MEANINGS IN THE PURSUIT OF THE "PERFECT BODY" AND "HEALTHY LIFE” by Mariana Fernandes Costa

“…These article presents abiopsychosocial approach through literature review andconceptual reflection of what health is, according to GeorgesCanguilhem, exploring the concepts of medicalization,biopower and biopolitics of Michel Foucault. The fad diets are an alternative, miracle or magic. …”
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TAWARAN SINGULARITAS DALAM SELAMAT PAGI BAGI SANG PENGANGGUR KARYA SENO GUMIRA AJIDARMA by Yuniardi Fadilah, Aprinus Salam

“…Bentuk identitas ini terjadi karena adanya kuasa tatanan global dalam biopower yang berbentuk kapitalisme. Sebagai bentuk alternatif, pengarang menawarkan singularitas yang tergambar dalam bangunan komunitas di dalam cerpen. …”
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Marcas de vida na paisagem de São Paulo: a “pixação” 1 como epitáfio de uma cidade vandalizada by Alexandre Barbosa Pereira

“…Thus, based on the discussions on biopower and necropolitics, the pixação is presented as a possibility of life experience that is shaped within the landscape of a city whose operation consists of segregating and deciding who can live and who must die or be brutalized.…”
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The Augustan Principate and the Emergence of Biopolitics: A Comparative Historical Perspective by Shreyaa Bhatt

“…This paper uses Foucault’s concepts “discipline” and “biopower” to expose the complexity of power relations in Augustan Rome and its historiography. …”
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Psychiatric Dispositive and Production of Killable Subjects in Brazil between the Late 19th and Early 20th Centuries by Silvio de Azevedo Soares, Luís Antônio Francisco de Souza

“…From Michel Foucault’s contributions (and his concepts of biopower and dispositive) and Giorgio Agamben (Homo Sacer) it is discussed how deaths were produced by the psychiatry in Brazil of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century. …”
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Strategy for controlling tourist mobility: analysis of the biopolitical processes of territorialization implemented by the cruise tourism industry in a Caribbean destination by Luc Renaud

“…It discusses how local communities undertake the management of their territory through the exercise of a democratic, “bottom-up” biopower.…”
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Images that disturb: a reflection on the politics of images based on a chronicle by Martín Caparrós by Virginia P. Forace

“…It will addressed the dehumanizing biopower suggested by the image by the commodification of children's bodies; it will reviewed the traditions of representation of the child's body in the visual arts and photojournalism, and the power of suggestion and resistance of the picture. …”
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Zimní stadion jako laboratoř státního socialismu. Případ poúnorového československého ledního hokeje v moravskoslezském regionu || The winter stadium as a laboratory of state socia... by Magdalena Vlasáková

“…The study perceives the nature of Czechoslovak physical education and ice hockey after 1948 as an integral part of European physical education systems through which the modern state applies biopower claims.…”
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The anthropocene and the posthuman anthropo-scene: narratives of catastrophe and contamination by Sonia Torres

“…With this in mind, this work proposes to discuss the human scene (the ‘anthropo-scene’) as represented in speculative fiction, taking into account the role of language and representation in the construction of the (post)human vis-a-vis disaster, biopower and biopolitics.…”
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Governing the Voice: A Critical History of Speech-Language Pathology by Joshua St. Pierre, Charis St. Pierre

“…As the capacity of speech became more central to the industrial and democratic operations of modern society, an apparatus was needed to bring speech under the fold of biopower. Beyond simple economic productivity, the importance of SLP lies in opening the speaking subject up to management and normalization—creating, in short, biopolitical subjects of communication. …”
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