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Hi
The work of theorists who have studied liberal modes of governance in the
wake of Foucault's
lectures on governmenatlity and liberal modes of governance are some time
loosely referred to as
'governmentality school' (Rose et al). My question is there any recognition
of them as a school in
any non metaphoric sense and if so does this fact recognised in literature?
Are there any emerging criticism of them as a school?
Any help or comments greatly appreciated
regards
ali
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Hi
The work of theorists who have studied liberal modes of governance in the
wake of Foucault's
lectures on governmenatlity and liberal modes of governance are some time
loosely referred to as
'governmentality school' (Rose et al). My question is there any recognition
of them as a school in
any non metaphoric sense and if so does this fact recognised in literature?
Are there any emerging criticism of them as a school?
Any help or comments greatly appreciated
regards
ali
_________________________________________________________________
Sign-up for a FREE BT Broadband connection today!
http://www.msn.co.uk/specials/btbroadband
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