In this special issue, contributors argue that addiction is at the
forefront of current global conversations on biopolitics, yet its
history is only beginning to be uncovered. By reassessing what
counts as addiction and where we might find it, the authors present
new approaches to the concept that addiction can be an expression
of devotion (as its Latin etymology suggests), can provide
authorial inspiration, or can be defined by legal bias and
institutional structures, a phenomenon largely devised to exclude
or target racialized groups (as with imperial and colonial
attitudes toward drug use).
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