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Inventing the citizen – what would a 'left governmentality' look like?

Published in: 15 May 2019 Written by: Carys Hughes All articles by: Carys Hughes Written by: Jim Cranshaw All articles by: Jim Cranshaw

The first part in a new openDemocracy mini-series on how the left needs to think about governmentality, managing public services, and subjectivity.

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Left Governmentality mini-series

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