… governed the crystallization of this historical reality that is the … in a kind of genealogical
narrative, the process of autonomization … indirectly to imposing bureaucratization: “The great noble …

… genealogy of state secrecy could look like; what its lines of descent can be. In doing so, I will
draw on the notion of genealogy … the increased bureaucratization of the state throughout the …

… the concepts of police and security with Elias’s genealogy of … , extending the timescale
of securitisation beyond the … , bureaucratisation and professionalisation through which the …

… , the theological genealogy found in The kingdom and the glory. It is perhaps best read as not
seeking to fulfil the task of a genealogy … office allowed the bureaucratisation of the Church, …

… In contrast, in the present article I argue for a broader recognition of the ways genealogy,
descent and kinship serve as idioms for talking about relationships, particularly in the abstract: …

… genealogy is brought to undermine the centrality of the legal instance itself. But this is also
the … by considering in more detail his arguments about the status of judicial torture.What we …

… As such, this process contributes to a voluntary bureaucratization of the body politic. Quite
… Most of them have no idea of the genealogy of these certificates, whose history prior to the …

… a phenomenon specific to the modem world and as a central element in the constitution and
… The CPEO method resembles the principles of analysis on which Foucault's" genealogy of …

… testing with the bureaucratization of paperwork vis-à-vis the universalization … genealogy
that weaves together the datafication of birth, personality, and race. . . . Koopman’s genealogical …

… the modem soul and of a new power to judge; a genealogy of the present scientifico-legal
complex from which the … Weber saw that rationality, in the form of bureaucratization and calcula…