Governmentality, Biopower, and Everyday Life Majia Holmer Nadesan From the Introduction […] My work provides a genealogy of the new societies of control and their attendant global market networks in order to explain the dispersion of neoliberal governmentalilty across social fields that older liberal governmentalites presented and constituted as distinct. Marketized neo-liberal governmentalities increasingly shape the problem-solution frames and technologies organizing conduct within state apparatuses and across everyday "private life". Of particular interest for this project are the ways biopower's operations are transformed by market-oriented neoliberal governmentalities. Thus, this book emphasizes how neoliberal market logics and technologies present particular biopolitical problematic and opportunities for state, market, and private actors while, simultaneously, shaping governmental approaches to representing and addressing these problematics. In what follows, I briefly introduce my approach to governmentality before outlining this book's organization across chapters […]