Globalization as governance: An archaeology of contemporary political reason
Power, discipline, subjectivity
Author Archive: Ian Douglas
Political theorist specialised in geopolitics and technologies of the modern state
Ecology to the new pollution
If every technological advance carries its own accident, what price will be paid for the global information revolution?
The illusion of liberation
Speed as discipline finds its birth in the formative years of modernity, and as such is inextricably linked with it
Police science and the genealogy of automotion
Telepresence is the arrival of the universal prison – the terminal citizen
Calm before the storm: Virilio’s debt to Foucault
Dromocratic society cannot arrive absent disciplinary society
Globalization and the end of the State?
Not one sustained analysis of the discourse of globalization or its effects has been written until now
The myth of globalization
The power of globalization is not because it is real; it is because it beyond real, beyond reach — mythological
