Psychopolitiek: Neoliberalisme en de nieuwe machtstechnieken

Han's analysis suggests a subtle shift from traditional authority to psychological influence. Did anyone find this perspective reshaping how they see societal control?

The link between economic policies and mental health was eye-opening. I'm curious if Han drew on specific examples or personal insights when developing this argument.

The idea that surveillance and data collection serve as tools of psychopolitics made me think about my own digital habits. How do others feel about the pervasiveness of these technologies?