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Foucault And Political Reason
Abstract
Liberal government and techniques of the self, Graham Burchell governing advanced liberal democracies, Nikolas Rose liberalism, socialism and democracy - variations on a governmental theme, Barry Hindess the promise of liberalism and the performance of freedom, Vikki Bell security and vitality - drains, liberalism and power in the 19th century, Thomas Osborne lines of communication and spaces of rule, Andrew Barry assembling the school, Ian Hunter governing the city - liberalism and early modern governance, Alan Hunt risk and responsibility, Pat O'Malley Foucault, government and the enfolding of authority, Mitchell Dean revolutions within - self-government and self-esteem, Barbara Cruikshank Foucault in Britain, Colin Gordon.
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- 2013-10-11
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