The Man in the Partnering State: Regendering the Social Through Partnership

Abstract

Running parallel to contemporary liberal discourse of security, a number of new trends in liberal welfare policy have become vital to postneoliberalism debate: the child, partnerships, inclusion. Employing Wendy Brown's seminal account of the man in state to situate and critique these trends, this article explores changing personage of man in contemporary inclusive liberal state.

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