Table of Contents

1. Biology and Politics
2. Biopolitical Theory
3. Comparative Politics, World Politics and International Relations in Biopolitical Perspective
4. Methodological Issues in Biopolitics
5. Biology and Behaviour
6. Biopolicy I: Decision Making and Societal Issues
7. Biopolicy II: Ecology and Environmental Issues at the Global Level
8. Toward a Human-Centred Political Science

About the Author

Robert Blank, Samuel M. Hines Jnr.

Reviews

"The authors make a strong case for biopolitics. They do an excellent job surveying the field and its accomplishments. They offer a sophisticated discussion of methodological issues, including reductionism and determinism. The book is well written and organized. It should be welcomed by political scientists and others."
-Political Theory, Dec 2002