Biopower in the bodies by José Luis Tejeda

“…Lately, the studies of biopolitics and biopower have risen significantly. It is an old issue, which is present in Greek philosophy and in its reality. …”
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Biopolitics and/or biopower by Lošonc Alpar

“…The task for political philosophy is to articulate the dynamic relations between sovereignty and biopower today.…”
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Complex biopower installation by Tirshu M., Konstantinov N., Uzun M.

“…It is presented the technological scheme of complex biopower installation for manufacture of the electric power, hot water and gas at use as raw material of manure, birds dung and firm organic waste products. …”
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Right to health, biopower and bioethics by José Roque Junges

“…The right to health is being more and more affected by the Biopower new configurations, no more only determined by the State, as in Foucault's analyses, but mainly by the symbolic power of the market. …”
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State Racism and the Paradox of Biopower by Elisa Fiaccadori

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Euthanasia: Promoter of Autonomy or Supporter of Biopower? by Lydia Tsiakiri

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Statistics and sovereignty: the workings of biopower in epidemiology by Amand Führer, Friederike Eichner

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Genealogia do biopoder Genealogy of biopower by Luiz Alberto Moreira Martins, Carlos Augusto Peixoto Junior

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PROBLEMATIZATIONS OF HEALTH PROMOTION PRACTICES FROM BIOPOWER by Flávia Cristina Silveira Lemos, Ana Lopes, Dolores Galindo, Kleber Prado Filho, Rachel Siqueira Dias

“…This article discusses the emergence of health promotion as biopower device, which operates through the medicalization of the population, health education, political economy and security. …”
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Afterword – China: Pandemic and Repression, Biopower and Governmentality by Emile Kok-Kheng Yeoh

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Biopower and Education: Self-Care, Subject and Truth by Marco A. Jiménez, Ana María Valle-Vázquez

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Derrida Contra Agamben: Sovereignty, Biopower, History by Amy Swiffen

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Biopower and postfeminism: cosmetic surgery in the mass media by María Isabel Menéndez Menéndez

“…This article offers a theoretical reflection about the two paradigms –postfeminism and biopower–; applying them to the representation of cosmetic surgery in the female press; and it concludes in a critical note: cosmetic surgery; presented by women’s magazines as a new way of “constructing oneself”; has become yet another mechanism of control; even among those who intend to use it as an element of resistance.…”
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How KANERE Free Press Resists Biopower by Michele C. Deramo

“…The analysis of KANERE and its impact on the political subjectivity of refugees living in Kakuma is framed by Foucault’s theory of biopower, the state-sanctioned right to “make live or let die” in its management of human populations. …”
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Biopower, Development and Diet in El Rosal, Cauca (Colombia) by Astrid Lorena Perafán Ledezma, William Andrés Martínez Dueñas

“…This paper focuses on the concepts of biopower, governmentality, and development in order to analyze an agrofood intervention program in a rural locality in the southern Colombian Andes (El Rosal, Cauca). …”
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Biopower estimation of cultivation of spring wheat in conditions of Jordan by - Ziadin Diya, V I Tagasov

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Surveillance Capitalism as a Form of Biopower in Historical Perspective by Ömer Ersin Kahraman

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Bird Flu Biopower: Strategies for Multispecies Coexistence in Vietnam by Porter, N

Political ecologies of biopower: diversity, debates, and new frontiers of inquiry by Connor J Cavanagh

“…In doing so, 'new frontiers' of biopolitical inquiry are examined related to: i) species, varieties, or 'multiple modes' of governmentality and biopower; ii) critical (ecosystem) infrastructure, risk, and 'reflexive' biopolitics; iii) environmental history, colonialism, and the genealogies of biopower, and iv) the proliferation of related neologisms, such as ontopower and geontopower.…”
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Governing a pandemic: biopower and the COVID-19 response in Zimbabwe by Charles Chiedza Maponga, Alison T Mhazo

“…On the other hand, a securitised, geopolitically oriented sovereignty model positively shaped a strong, generally well execucted, domestically financed vaccination (biopower) programme.Conclusions The COVID-19 response in Zimbabwe was not just an exercise in biomedical science, rather it invoked wider governmentality aspects shaped by the country’s own history, (geo) politics and various mechanisms of power. …”
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