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Collier and Lakoff develop a notion of regime of living as a tentative and situated configuration of normative, technical, and political elements in which how to live is at stake, emphasizing in their definition the questions of ethics and kinds of reasoning. In this essay, my use of the term diverges from this definition in its emphasis on an assemblage of political economy, governmentality, and epistemology. Stephen Collier and Andrew Lakoff, On Regimes of Living, in Global Assemblages, ed. Aihwa Ong and Stephen Collier (Oxford: Blackwell, 2004).
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Collier and Lakoff develop a notion of "regime of living" as a "tentative and situated configuration of normative, technical, and political elements" in which "how to live is at stake," emphasizing in their definition the questions of ethics and kinds of reasoning. In this essay, my use of the term diverges from this definition in its emphasis on an assemblage of political economy, governmentality, and epistemology. Stephen Collier and Andrew Lakoff, "On Regimes of Living," in Global Assemblages, ed. Aihwa Ong and Stephen Collier (Oxford: Blackwell, 2004).
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"Bioeconomy" is a term developed within the biotechnology industry sector, not by academicians. See Kean Birch, "The Neoliberal Underpinnings of the Bioeconomy: The Ideological Discourses and Practices of Economic Competitiveness," Genetics, Society, and Policy 2 (2006).
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