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Posts 8-13

Bernard E. Harcourt | Epilogue: Some Questions for Nancy Fraser, Richard Brooks, and Kendall Thomas

March 30, 2016Bernard Harcourt

By Bernard E. Harcourt I greatly appreciate the emphasis, in the insightful comments and articles by Nancy Fraser, Richard Brooks, and Kendall Thomas, on the issue of political economy as a source of truth-making, on the question of neoliberalism as a regime of truth,… Continue Reading →

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Stephen Sawyer | Michel Foucault, Neoliberalism and Beyond

March 29, 2016Luca Provenzano

The following is a guest post by Stephen Sawyer, organizer of the March 25-26 Foucault and Neoliberalism Conference at the American University of Paris. Professor Sawyer has kindly provided us with concluding remarks on the conference.  By Stephen Sawyer Michel… Continue Reading →

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Luca Provenzano | Foucault and Neoliberalism Conference Report

March 28, 2016Luca Provenzano

Foucault and Neoliberalism: A Report from American University of Paris On Friday, March 25 and Saturday, March 26, participants in Foucault 13/13 went to Paris to present at (and report from) the conference “Foucault and Neoliberalism” organized by the Center… Continue Reading →

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Luca Provenzano | Foucault on the Aporias of State-Phobia

January 29, 2016Luca Provenzano

By Luca Provenzano In the course of the seminar discussion on The Birth of Biopolitics, Seyla Benhabib expressed disappointment that Foucault’s own positions were not differentiated from the neoliberal critique he described.  Professor Benhabib compared Foucault in this regard to members… Continue Reading →

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Kendall Thomas on “Taking Discontinuity Seriously: Foucault’s Neoliberalism . . . and Ours”

January 28, 2016Claire Merrill

By Kendall Thomas As it happens, I’ve been reading Michel Foucault’s 1978-1979 Collège de France lectures while preparing and teaching the first classes of a semester long course at Columbia Law School on “Law and Neoliberalism.” The course is a… Continue Reading →

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Richard R.W. Brooks on Foucault’s The Birth of Biopolitics

January 27, 2016Bernard Harcourt

By Richard R. W. Brooks My comments on Foucault’s The Birth of Biopolitics will focus on the distinctions he observes (in discussing neoliberalism) between abstract economic and legal subjects (subject of interests and subject of rights) and actual individuals in… Continue Reading →

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Nancy Fraser: Discussion Points on Birth of Biopolitics

January 26, 2016Bernard Harcourt

By Nancy Fraser What interests me most in this rich and fascinating text is Foucault’s contrast between “German ordo-liberalism” and “American anarcho-liberalism.” Evidently, he identifies each of these two “neoliberalisms” with a distinctive form of governmentality—a concept I assume others… Continue Reading →

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François Ewald on Foucault & Neoliberalism

January 24, 2016Bernard Harcourt

By François Ewald Transcribed and edited by Raphaëlle Jean Burns; reviewed and approved by François Ewald [Editors’ Note: This is an edited transcription of François Ewald’s talk at Hunter College CUNY on Tuesday, September 29, 2015, 2:30-4:00 pm Room 204… Continue Reading →

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Bernard E. Harcourt | Introducing The Birth of Biopolitics

January 23, 2016Bernard Harcourt 1 Comment

By Bernard E. Harcourt Faire sortir de la véridiction du marché la juridicité de l’État: c’est ça le miracle allemand. (NB, p. 96 n*). (Naissance de la biopolitique, p. 96 n.*; Birth of Biopolitics, p. 95 n*). The lectures from… Continue Reading →

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