In this article, I attempt to prolong the history of governmentality in Foucault by highlighting the prescriptions in the texts promoting governance that are destined to today’s decision-makers. This article considers governance as a new form of governmental rationality and presents Foucault’s lectures on cameralistic, physiocratic, and ordoliberal governmentalities in order to situate this new rationality in relation to Foucault’s thought. I also intend to highlight that this governance redefines and extends neoliberal thinking by specifying the role of political agents expected to enable the operations of competitive activities.