Foucault, Neoliberalism, and Beyond by Sawyer, Stephen W.; Steinmetz-Jenkins, Daniel;

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Few philosophers have garnered as much attention globally as Michel Foucault. But even within this wide reception, the consideration given to his relationship to neoliberalism has been noteworthy. However, the debate over this relationship has given rise to a great deal of polemics and confusion.

This volume brings together leading figures in the field to provide a reliable guide to one of the most controversial subjects in recent continental thought. It puts across the case for Foucault's importance for post-colonial, race, queer and feminist studies, among other areas, and opens up his relationship to neoliberalism to offer a broader picture of tensions brewing within the left more generally.

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Introduction: Stephen Sawyer and Daniel Steinmetz-Jenkins
Chapter 1: Michael C. Behrent, Neoliberalism: The Highest Stage of Anti-Humanism?
Chapter 2: Serge Audier, Is Foucault a Good Guide for Understanding, Critiquing and Combatting Neoliberalism?
Chapter 3: Daniel Zamora, Finding a ""Left Governmentality"": Foucault's Last Decade
Chapter 4: Aner Barzilay, Rereading the Birth of Biopolitics in Light of Foucault's Early Reading of Marx
Chapter 5: Dotan Leshem, Foucault, Genealogy, Critique
Chapter 6: Duncan Kelly, Michel Foucault on Phobie d'ï¿1⁄2tat and Neoliberalism
Chapter 7: Claudia Castiglioni, Foucault, Neoliberalism, and the Iranian Revolution
Chapter 8: Luca Paltrinieri, Neoliberal Selves: Human Capital Between Bourdieu and Foucault
Chapter 9: Judith Revel, Not Fostering Life, and Leaving to Die
Index