Biopolitics of Security

Focusing on the concept of biopolitics of security, the book examines its evolution from the early modern era to the contemporary digital and molecular age. It analyzes how this framework has shaped political structures and responses to human finitude, drawing on Foucault's theories to highlight the intersections of power, governance, and the management of life and death in society. Through this lens, it offers a critical perspective on the implications of security measures in shaping human existence.