The Government of Life Foucault, Biopolitics, and Neoliberalism Edited by Vanessa Lemm and Miguel Vatter FORDHAM UNIVERSITY PRESS NEW YORE 2014Introductionnt to bear on the problem of Foucault's work, both with regard to the essays in this volume center on ; they reflect very diffe to govert 1g of Foucault's earlier thesis concerning the wwledge. As a consequence, this approach emphasizes Foucault's con terest in the history icault scholarship, but the cu the very feature of Foueau ime since he conduct [conduire la cond hence of a history of governmentality, h to articulate his pre ign power. These prob and in the first volume of The History of Sexuati interpreters about the int genealogical investigations. I government settles this q Foucault underwent a conversion by the clement of ef-con subject who governs, us the analysis 0 from the analysis of subjectivity “where there is power, ity (and so of ethics),