This accessible but theoretically sophisticated volume reveals how neoliberalism â as both an economic project and a broader political approach â has come to govern our daily lives, our understanding of the world we live in, and even how we think about ourselves.
This accessible but theoretically sophisticated volume reveals how neoliberalism â as both an economic project and a broader political approach â has come to govern our daily lives, our understanding of the world we live in, and even how we think about ourselves.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Deborah R. Brock is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology at York University. She is the author of Making Work, Making Trouble: The Social Regulation of Sexual Labour, the editor of Making Normal: Social Regulation in Canada, and the co-editor of Power and Everyday Practices and Criminalization, Representation and Regulation: Thinking Differently about Crime. Contributors: Tannis Atkinson, Bianca Baggiarini, Philip J. Boyle, Xiaobei Chen, Rosemary J. Coombe, Mark D. Doerkson, Kelly Fritsch, Daniel Huizenga, Christine Lavrence, Suzanne Lenon, Kristin Lozanski, Azar Masoumi, David Moffette, Marcia Oliver, Nicole Van Lier
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction / Deborah R. Brock Part 1: Governing Subjects, Communities, and Cultures 1 Governing Lives Worth Living: The Neoliberal Biopolitics of Disability / Kelly Fritsch 2 The Governmentality of Gay Rights: Queer Love in Neoliberal Times / Suzanne Lenon 3 Governing Cultures, Making Multicultural Subjects / Xiaobei Chen 4 Aboriginal Community Research: Government and Neoliberal Self-Determination / Daniel Huizenga and Rosemary J. Coombe Part 2: Governing Responsibility 5 Calculating Normative Literacy, Constituting Human Capital / Tannis Atkinson 6 "Engines of Change?" Hybrid Cars, Hybrid Rationalities, and Neoliberal Environmentalism / Nicole Van Lier 7 The lululemon Manifesto: Dance, Sing, Floss, and Self-Govern / Kristin Lozanski and Christine Lavrence 8 Being Reasonable: Risk, Fear, and Specialized Peace Bonds / Mark D. Doerkson Part 3: Governing (In)Security 9 Governing Uncertainty: Resilience and the Biopolitics of Security / Philip J. Boyle and Marcia Oliver 10 Governing through Sacrifice: Militarization, Commemoration, and Canadian Identity / Bianca Baggiarini 11 Regulating Immigrants and Managing Populations: Probationary Status and Conditionality / David Moffette 12 "Come Out and Be Free!": Coming Out and the (International) Government of Sexualities / Azar Masoumi Conclusion Index
Introduction / Deborah R. Brock Part 1: Governing Subjects, Communities, and Cultures 1 Governing Lives Worth Living: The Neoliberal Biopolitics of Disability / Kelly Fritsch 2 The Governmentality of Gay Rights: Queer Love in Neoliberal Times / Suzanne Lenon 3 Governing Cultures, Making Multicultural Subjects / Xiaobei Chen 4 Aboriginal Community Research: Government and Neoliberal Self-Determination / Daniel Huizenga and Rosemary J. Coombe Part 2: Governing Responsibility 5 Calculating Normative Literacy, Constituting Human Capital / Tannis Atkinson 6 "Engines of Change?" Hybrid Cars, Hybrid Rationalities, and Neoliberal Environmentalism / Nicole Van Lier 7 The lululemon Manifesto: Dance, Sing, Floss, and Self-Govern / Kristin Lozanski and Christine Lavrence 8 Being Reasonable: Risk, Fear, and Specialized Peace Bonds / Mark D. Doerkson Part 3: Governing (In)Security 9 Governing Uncertainty: Resilience and the Biopolitics of Security / Philip J. Boyle and Marcia Oliver 10 Governing through Sacrifice: Militarization, Commemoration, and Canadian Identity / Bianca Baggiarini 11 Regulating Immigrants and Managing Populations: Probationary Status and Conditionality / David Moffette 12 "Come Out and Be Free!": Coming Out and the (International) Government of Sexualities / Azar Masoumi Conclusion Index
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