Bio-politics

Bio-politics refers to the ways in which governments and institutions regulate people's lives through policies that affect health, reproduction, and societal behavior. It encompasses how power influences factors like population growth, public health, and individual well-being. Through bio-political strategies, authorities may promote certain lifestyles or manage risks to enhance the health of the population. This concept highlights the intersection of power, knowledge, and biological life, reflecting how political decisions can shape human existence from a biological and social perspective.