... performance expectations demand high levels of emotional labor and constant availability. The expectation that employees demonstrate corporate loyalty beyond working hours reinforces workplace discipline, illustrating how biopolitical control shapes not only professional conduct but also identity formation...

... forced people to reflect and realise the meaning of life, the value of relationships, and the importance of solidarity in the fight against the virus. The last public health emergency also introduced novel terminologies to the public—new normal, biopolitics, and vaccine nationalism. The purpose...

...COVID-19 brought new forms of inequality to the international scene ( Chan, Gentile, Kinossian, Oakes, & Young, 2020 , pp. 349–352). In the West, a deeply biopolitical debate concerns immunity passports that, as many believe, may create differentiation between human beings when it comes...

... should be paid to the set of strategies that are employed in public policy processes to manage populations in terms of immunization, while intertwining power with knowledge. Following Foucault's concept of governmentality and taking it further within the context of biopolitics, this chapter focuses...

...Abstract This chapter looks at how the concept of biopolitics can be used to understand the settler colonial legal orders. The focus is on the evolution of the definition of ‘Indian status’ in the Indian Act, which is the central piece of legislation in Canada’s Indian administration...

... by the administrations under the name of social distance, just like in a camp life. At this point, Agamben’s analysis should be understood in relation to a biopolitical paradigm and can be expanded to reflect on street economy, street politics, and the life of cities. COVID-19 crisis street politics biopolitics...

... of this logic to argue that they strengthen the anti-democratic elements in liberalism, but in a manner that liberalism is overcome. Biopolitics electronic surveillance Investigatory Powers Act liberal democracy pre-emption rule of law threat governmentality total intelligence Introduction...

...Many authors have concluded that colonial States have deployed more violence (techniques of sovereignty), have used governmental rationalities to exclude, racialize, and pathologize subject populations (necro- and biopolitics), and have invested very little in disciplinary institutions, especially...

...Abstract Purpose – This chapter discusses the increased acceptance of biopolitical research by mainstream political science and examines the potential causes. It demonstrates that the changing status of biopolitics is part of a more general pattern in academia, where biological...

... evolutionary theory to examine policy implications of knowledge from the life sciences. Public policy evolutionary theory neurosciences biology and politics biopolitics Brief Summary of Evolutionary Theory Evolution is a theory of change among living forms. Whether we are looking at the familiar evolution...

... by evolutionary theory and the biopolitical sciences and the importance these new understandings of human behavior and decision-making have for the development of FPA. Since it is beyond the scope of this paper to discuss these contributions in full, we focus instead on the two key areas most applicable...