The new book from the author of 'The Burnout Society'. Following his bestseller 'The Burnout Society', Byung-Chul Han, "the new star of German philosophy" (El País), passionately continues his critique of neoliberalism. He sharply outlines the techniques of domination and power of the neoliberal regime, which, in contrast to Foucault's biopolitics, discovers the psyche as a productive force. Han describes neoliberal psychopolitics in all its facets, which leads to a crisis of freedom. Within this analysis of neoliberal power techniques, he also presents an initial theory of Big Data and a lucid phenomenology of emotion. However, his new striking essay also outlines counter-models to neoliberal psychopolitics: rich in ideas and full of surprises.