Capital and Governmentality in the Age of Techno-Monopoly
The book critically explores the interplay between capital and the state, focusing on how urban governance is shaped by the economization of knowledge and technology. It offers a fresh perspective on contemporary urbanism within the context of knowledge-intensive capitalism, analyzing how these dynamics influence urban development and policy-making.
Exploring the connections between the knowledge-based economy and geopolitics, the author examines how these dynamics influence the spatial planning and governance of states, cities, and supranational entities. Through a comprehensive analysis, the book highlights the implications of this economic paradigm on political development and territorial organization, offering insights into contemporary governance challenges.
A critical examination of the relationship between capital and the state, and the generation of an urban governmentality centred on the economization of knowledge and technology. A rethinking of the role of contemporary urbanism in today’s knowledge-intensive capitalism.