The Biopolitics of Stalinism : : Ideology and Life in Soviet Socialism / / Sergei Prozorov.
The first book to investigate Soviet socialism from a biopolitical perspectiveWestern theories of biopolitics focus on its liberal and fascist rationalities. In opposition to this, Stalinism was oriented more towards transforming life in accordance with the communist ideal, and less towards protecti...
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