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, 2017 Neoliberalism describes a broad political and economic orientation that emphasizes the individual responsibility for one’s own actions – and individual accountability for the consequences of those actions – within the institutional framework of strong
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Journal of Sociology, 2012
There are many key questions concerning the current status of the notion of neoliberalism. What is it? Is it an appropriate concept to describe a political and intellectual movement or form of state? What are its prospects as a framework of public policy after the global financial crisis?
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There are many key questions concerning the current status of the notion of neoliberalism. What is it? Is it an appropriate concept to describe a political and intellectual movement or form of state? What are its prospects as a framework of public policy after the global financial crisis?
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The Evolution of Neoliberalism
2021The term ‘neoliberalism’ is widely used and often misused and misunderstood. Properly understood, it is the ideological underpinning of the era of financialised capitalism which emerged from the economic crises of the early 1970s and remained dominant for the rest of the twentieth century.
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Neoliberalizing Race, Racing Neoliberalism: Placing “Race” in Neoliberal Discourses
Antipode, 2010there is more to be done, both theoretically and empirically, on the specification and exploration of different processes of neoliberalization. This would need to take account of the ways in which ideologies of neoliberalism are themselves produced and reproduced through institutional forms and poltical action, since ‘actually existing; neoliberalisms ...
David J. Roberts, Minelle Mahtani
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Neoliberalism Without Neoliberals
2018This chapter illustrates how the figure of the sovereign consumer was elevated as the dominant political paradigm in the Western world from the 1980s onwards, when politicians and political institutions began to govern in its name. The chapter documents this development by exploring how center-left parties in Denmark, Great Britain, and the United ...
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Journal of Homosexuality, 2012
Ambiguity is the figurative appearance of the dialectic, the law of the dialectic at a standstill. (Benjamin, 1973, p. 171) And came down … (Delaney, 2003a, p. 91) This reflection reads Samuel R.
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Ambiguity is the figurative appearance of the dialectic, the law of the dialectic at a standstill. (Benjamin, 1973, p. 171) And came down … (Delaney, 2003a, p. 91) This reflection reads Samuel R.
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Prisons, neoliberalism and neoliberal states
Thesis Eleven, 2014While many connections can be drawn with some confidence between neoliberalism and penal policy and practice, it is difficult to support Loïc Wacquant’s attempt to render punitive penality integral to neoliberalism, and to regard both as being strategically exported from the US.
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, 2018 "Thanks to the rise of neoliberalism over the past several decades, we live in an era of rampant anxiety, insecurity, and inequality. While neoliberalism has become somewhat of an academic buzzword in recent years, this book offers a rich and ...
William Scott, Paul Vare
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Current Anthropology, 2011
This article addresses the challenges a neoliberal conception of agency poses to anthropologists. I first discuss the kind of self that a neoliberal agency presupposes, in particular a self that is a flexible bundle of skills that reflexively manages oneself as though the self was a business.
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This article addresses the challenges a neoliberal conception of agency poses to anthropologists. I first discuss the kind of self that a neoliberal agency presupposes, in particular a self that is a flexible bundle of skills that reflexively manages oneself as though the self was a business.
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Debate on Neoliberalism in and after the Neoliberal Crisis
International Journal of Urban and Regional Research, 2013AbstractSocial scientists have started to discuss the causes and consequences of the financial and economic crisis of 2007–09, and have also started debating the role of neoliberalism in and after the crisis. More generally, the crisis is often seen as a crisis of neoliberalism — and indeed it is. Neil Smith has observed that neoliberalism ‘has run out
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