Governing the present : Administering economic, social and pesonal life

By:

Miller Peter

Contributor(s):

Rose Nikolas

Publication details: London Polity press 2008Description: 246p viISBN:

9780745641003

Subject(s):

1. Sociology - Social - Economic - Personal Life

DDC classification:

302.000000 MIL

Contents:

Table of contents Acknowledgments Chapter One: Introduction: Governing Economic and Social Life Chapter Two: Governing Economic Life Chapter Three: Political Power Beyond the State: Problematics of Government Chapter Four: The Death of the Social? Refiguring the Territory of Government Chapter Five: Mobilising the Consumer: Assembling the Subject of Consumption Chapter Six: On Therapeutic Authority Chapter Seven: Production, Identity and Democracy Chapter Eight: Accounting and Objectivity: The Invention of Calculating Selves and Calculable Spaces Chapter Nine: Governing 'Advanced' Liberal Democracies Bibliography: Consolidated reference list

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Table of contents
Acknowledgments
Chapter One: Introduction: Governing Economic and Social Life
Chapter Two: Governing Economic Life
Chapter Three: Political Power Beyond the State: Problematics of Government
Chapter Four: The Death of the Social? Refiguring the Territory of Government
Chapter Five: Mobilising the Consumer: Assembling the Subject of Consumption
Chapter Six: On Therapeutic Authority
Chapter Seven: Production, Identity and Democracy
Chapter Eight: Accounting and Objectivity: The Invention of Calculating Selves and Calculable Spaces
Chapter Nine: Governing 'Advanced' Liberal Democracies
Bibliography:
Consolidated reference list

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