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Ideas y Valores

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FORTANET, Joaquín. War, Power and Liberalism: the Politicization in the Work of Michel Foucault. Ideas y Valores [online]. 2009, vol.58, n.139, pp. 21-32. ISSN 0120-0062.

This paper attempts to examine the analysis on liberalism that Michel Foucault developed during his last courses in the Collège de France. This analysis becomes a redefinition of the concept of power, understood as war, and a reflection on the concepts of security and population, by means of which the relation between war, power and liberalism offers a map of the present time, an age when the new rationality of government can be defined as specifically liberal.

Keywords : Foucault; liberalism; war; power; government.

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