The Warfare and the Government at the intersection of the Foucault's Political Philosophy with the Liberal Enlightenment Tradition

In this paper we discuss the mainstream opinion about the Foucault's distancing of the warfare model for analyzing power relations and the replacement with the government model. This movement would get close his philosophy to the liberal enlightenment tradition and would distance it of the nietzschean influence. Contrarily we defend the idea that there isn't such theoretical displacement, but the development of a new warfare-governmental model of analysis of power relations.