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Performance Philosophy, 2022 While the by now popular term "posttruth" remains, as Jayson Harsin and others argue, a contested and problematic concept, as a periodizing term it is useful in that it encapsulates collective anxieties and cognitive effects brought on by the increased ...
Sebastián Calderón Bentin
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Cybergeo, 2014 Analysing how discourse on “neoliberalism” has spread spatially since the 1930s brings to light a series of geographical transpositions linked to recurrent semantic splits. The reference to “neoliberalism”, which first appeared in France and designated a
Arnaud Brennetot
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Krisis, 2021 In a recent contribution Hendrikse (2018) has coined the concept of neo-illiberalism to capture mainstreaming of illiberal doctrines among neoliberal elites, thereby signifying a “mutation and restoration of transatlantic neoliberalism.” After a critical
M. Jouke Huijzer
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Sexuality Research and Social Policy, 2016 The paper is based on the premise that neoliberalism is a political rationality that is not only anti-social but also requires an anti-democratic and violent form of statehood. However, neoliberalism is not solely based on coercion and force, but paradoxically also on consensus.
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Contextualizing neoliberalism : an interview with Jamie Peck
, 2020 In this interview, Peck looks back at the key influences on the ongoing development of his own approach to studying and critiquing neoliberalism, from treating it as a static phenomenon and as an ideologically expansive synonym for Thatcherism, to ...
Dawes, Simon, Peck, Jamie (R19887)
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Foucault Studies, 2014 This article is aimed at Foucauldian scholars and seeks to introduce them to ethnographic works that interrogate neoliberal governmentalities. As an analytic category ‘neoliberalism’ has over the last two decades helpfully illuminated connections between seemingly unrelated social changes occurring at multiple scales.
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, 2020 Neoliberalism refers to the political, economic and social arrangements that have become globally dominant since the 1980s. It promotes privatization, free markets, and deregulation.
Dekker, SWA
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The Manchurian candidate: chiropractors as propagators of neoliberalism in health care
Chiropractic & Manual Therapies, 2020 The rise of neoliberalism has influenced the health care sector, including the chiropractic profession. The neoliberal infiltration of market justice behavior is in direct conflict with the fiduciary agreement to serve the public good before self ...
Jordan A. Gliedt +2 more
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The consolations of ‘neoliberalism’ [PDF]
Geoforum, 2005 Recent work on neoliberalism has sought to reconcile a Marxist understanding of hegemony with poststructuralist ideas of discourse and governmentality derived from Foucault. This paper argues that this convergence cannot resolve the limitations of Marxist theories of contemporary socio-economic change, and nor do they do justice to the degree to which ...
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Social Work and Society, 2023 This article problematizes the disciplinary ‘black-boxing’ of the concept of neoliberalism, and the concomitant idealization of community as antidote, within social work scholarship.
Heather Lynch, Tina Wilson
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