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Introduction In this interview Julian Reid, distinguished author and professor of International Relations at Lapland University Finland, elaborates on his use, continuation and alterations of Michel Foucault’s work. Reid being his entire academic career – which includes the publishing of six books and co-editing the journal, Resilience: International Policies, Practices and Discourses – heavily inspired by Foucault, especially ‘the late Foucault’ efforts on analyzing liberalism, neoliberalism and its integral biopower, explicates – for the very first time – how his examination of the subjects from war to resilience and sustainability to imagination to political subjectivity relies on, continues and diverts from Foucault’s own thinking. By taking off in Foucault’s thinking, one of Reid’s ambitions – besides relentlessly criticizing illegitimate forms of use of power – has always been to push the borders of how we can think and create a healthy and justifiable human subjectivity.

Julian Reid on Foucault – applying his work on war, resilience, imagination and political subjectivity