... Chapter 7 concludes the book by placing the issues of geontopower explored in the chapters into the broader problematic that the author has discussed in her previous writing—namely the periodization and spatialization of late liberalism and the tactics of time, tense, and event that late...

... Serving as an introduction to the entire book, chapter 1 discusses the appearance and spread of a late liberal mode of governing, which the book refers to as “geontological power” and “geontopower” as well as three figures—the Desert, the Animist, and the Virus—that are displacing the four...

... biopower geontopower late liberalism Carbon Imaginary ...

... late liberalism quasi-event difference markets geontopower ...

... of Australia. It does to examine how critical theories of (anti)normativity, plasticity, and vibrancy make, or not, a space for the difference of Nonlife existents in liberal geontopower. It begins with Georges Canguilhem’s critique of the mid-twentieth-century definition within biomedical sciences and normal...

... that tjelbak snakes are one example of the general problem late liberalism faces as geontopower reveals its operation. How are existents like tjelbak being incorporated into the “conversation” about the destiny of other planetary existents—and the planet as an existent? How can we consider them the dissensus...

...” and what venture capitalists describe as part of the revolution in green technologies are animated by and animate the same tensions and contradictions driving contemporary geontopower. digital media infrastructure immateriality postcolonial archive ...

... Chapter 7 discusses the geologic context of the emergence of biopolitics through Elizabeth Grosz’s concept of “geopower,” Elizabeth Povinelli’s articulation of social (re)production through “geontopower,” and the Jamaican theorist Sylvia Wynter’s critique of the raciality of biopolitics...