Jodi Dean [link]: 'Drive as the structure of biopolitics', 2009

[http://www.academia.edu/842329/Drive_as_the_structure_of_biopolitics]

 

  

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"Reading drive as the structure of biopolitics results in the following conclusions: 1, 2, 3, 4..."