ABSTRACT
The chapters in this volume have demonstrated the extensive development of the concept of biopolitics in a variety of domains: security, economy, technology, etc. In this conclusion we shall address the current avenues of the intensive development of the concept beyond its original theoretical articulations. How have the studies of biopolitics during the last thirty years transform or displace this concept and, conversely, how has this theoretical transformation affected the empirical studies of the politics of life?
