A biopolitical system refers to a governance approach that intersects politics and biology, focusing on how human populations are managed and regulated. This system emphasizes the management of life through various means, including public health policies, population control, and surveillance practices. Biopolitics examines how power operates over bodies and life itself, shaping societal norms related to health, reproduction, and identity. It reflects the ways in which government and institutions exert control over individual and collective well-being.