Governmentality - International Relations (6/7)

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Professor Iver Neumann from the London School of Economics discusses Governmentality
(Part 6 of 7)
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[@kiwiopklompen]

Thanks for this. This is a tricky concept, and you break it down well and give good examples. it certainly is hard to have individualistic responsibility while understanding there is no such things as free will. We’re all in the same society soup - learning about it, for me, helps me make sense of life and all its complexities.

[@politics4270]

great explanation

[@fuad000100]

Top-tier explanation Sir! Thanks a lot!

[@rahlarahat5644]

thanks prof. I was struggling with this theory but you explained so clearly in easy way. I get it now

[@cloud99744]

The best explanation I've ever heard -- and I'm researching this stuff. Very lucid. Bravo Iver!

[@hibaalmayahi7095]

You made this seem so easy! Thank you, Sir.

[@fezzes428]

fantastic explanation thank you!

[@ashieuk]

This is great. That is all.

[@MalachiTaxilaga]

you can fast forward a video with L?!

[@ghulammustafa7087]

Kinda like Chomsky's manufacturing consent.

[@clydewang1897]

I think his explanation about discipline is wrong. That's not what Foucault means.

[@heathledger2141]

modern imperialism