Foucault's Law

Anarchism and Law

“…However, Levinas distinguishes his concept of ethical anarchy from anarchism -which, as a form of politics, establishes a new arché; as we have seen, it established the principle of rationality -the rational organisation of the social order -in the place of the 63 Foucault (2000), p 319. 64 As Ben Golder and Peter Fitzpatrick (2009) show, in Foucault's thought law not only facilitates and opens up new spaces and subjectivities for discipline; it can also, in other situations, work against discipline. Law and discipline at times exist in an agonistic relationship.…”

Deceptive apparatus: Foucauldian perspectives on law, authorised crime and the rationalities of undercover investigation

“…This is made even more complicated by the fact his work evolved over time, including his conception of dispositif. See Behrent (2013); Golder and Fitzpatrick (2009). 75 Bussolini (2010).…”

Relationships Between Laws, Norms and Practices

“…23 Ewald (1987), p 108. 24 For a very useful discussion of the distinction between a norm that is 'immanent to' a social group and a rule or principle imposed from outside the group, see Golder and Fitzpatrick (2009), p 43 (n 43).…”