Biopolitics for understanding social regulation and control
Monday, November 24, 2014 - 15:30
in Psychology & Sociology
People, as the biological beings that we are, can be socially regulated by mechanisms such as taxes, property or family relationships. This constitutes part of the social policy that the Roman government put into practice during its expansion throughout the Mediterranean, which left its mark on the eastern plateau of Spain, the historical Celt Iberian territory.