But neoliberalism took a beating with the 2008 financial crisis.
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How do you understand the difference between neoliberalism and liberalism?
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How has your identity has shaped your understanding of neoliberalism?
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Democratic philosophy, maybe it's time for Democrats to abandon neoliberalism
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The left sees it as a revolution against Macron's neoliberalism.
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One party rails against neoliberalism; the other backs liberal reforms.
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Immediately after, President López Obrador launched an attack on neoliberalism.
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Neoliberalism sees competition as the defining characteristic of human relations.
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The arc of neoliberalism followed a pattern common in history.
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What are we talking about when we talk about neoliberalism?
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Neoliberalism is more accepting of markets—I think that's about it.
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Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power is published by Verso.
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What was happening in the '70s that led cities to neoliberalism?
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Naomi Klein writes a lot about neoliberalism as a shock policy.
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Abandoned by the two main parties, neoliberalism has no redoubt elsewhere.
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At La Revo, anarchists discuss everything from neoliberalism to queer theory.
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He believes neoliberalism has created loneliness, and it's hard to disagree.
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It's the most extreme of neoliberalism you could ever arrive at.
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Surely, the rise of neoliberalism, now charted in detail by several historians, is a crucial part of the story: After all, it was neoliberalism, with its anti-statism, its reduction of human relations to transactional logic, and its fundamental belief in the invisible hand, that presided over the narrowing of liberalism's meaning, even as neoliberalism steered those values toward the political right.
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Transhumanism is a philosophy that is well suited to Silicon Valley's neoliberalism.
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And for most people, particularly young people, neoliberalism is a total disaster.
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Jeremiah Moss: Hyper-gentrification is tied up with late-stage capitalism, neoliberalism.
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Yet some commentators say larger forces, such as "neoliberalism", are at work.
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I really enjoyed reading A Brief History of Neoliberalism by David Harvey.
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Union's unique brand of technocratic neoliberalism was a key barrier to the
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The collective psychology of neoliberalism encourages self-interest and short-term thinking.
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Isn't it the opposite of neoliberalism to try to regulate it away?
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But if neoliberalism is failing, is there a vision to replace it?
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So, by and large, the collective response was not to abandon neoliberalism.
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The leftist president regards groups financed by business as agents of "neoliberalism".
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Thirdly, neoliberalism treats competition as the crucial and most valuable feature of capitalism.
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Brutal neoliberalism and xenophobic nationalism are an expression of valuable ideas gone astray.
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Meanwhile, ascendant neoliberalism and globalization were stacking the deck against success at Noordwijk.
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Before 2008, it felt as if neoliberalism was basically working for most people.
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The manufacturing and rationalization of neoliberalism in the hemisphere has driven the migration.
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It was congressional Republicans (and, sometimes, Democrats), not neoliberalism, that curbed their ambitions.
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The failures of neoliberalism have placed the social democratic model at grave risk.
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You've mentioned neoliberalism a couple of times now, so let's linger on that.
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CEO worship, I think, is a feature of the latter stages of neoliberalism.
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Under neoliberalism, the logic of the market becomes "an ethic in itself, capable of acting as a guide to all human action, and substituting for all previously held ethical beliefs," Harvey writes in his book A Brief History of Neoliberalism.
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Treat yourself to the fruits of neoliberalism and purchase it from Etsy for $11.99.
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It's a dizzying hodgepodge of neoliberalism critique, coming-of-age saga, and heist flick.
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The broader (and especially younger) left has, of late, rejected neoliberalism with great vigor.
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For neoliberalism, class isn't based on old money or heredity, but on meritocratic professionalism.
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A persistent critic of "neoliberalism," Amlo longs for a pre-NAFTA, state-run economy.
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Many in western academia and journalism continue to consider neoliberalism the region's primary problem.
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Neoliberalism was a heightened form of individualism that brought great benefits and grave costs.
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The villain in Sim's story is neoliberalism, the prevailing economic ideology of our time.
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How can Marx's ideas inform our current debates about globalization, free trade, and neoliberalism?
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What is it about neoliberalism in particular that you think has amplified this instinct?
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But the global rise and adoption of neoliberalism in the '70s has upended that.
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Their culture is thought to undermine core European values like democracy, capitalism, and neoliberalism.
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Neoliberalism needs critics, as the Republican Party needs reinvention and the Catholic Church needs reform.
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Will Iowa Democrats embrace neoliberalism, or will they give us a candidate for the people?
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Racism served imperial capitalism well, and xenophobia serves neoliberalism and global plutocrats just as effectively.
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In the first stage, neoliberalism gained traction in response to the crises of the 1970s.
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With the world in crisis, neoliberalism no longer has even plausible solutions to today's problems.
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These are questions not of neoliberalism versus leftism but of political strategy and institutional constraint.
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Many on the left are, like Manjoo, loading neoliberalism with a weight it cannot bear.
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Now I realize that this move is far more complicated than simply getting past neoliberalism.
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But for all the talk about neoliberalism, people seem awfully confused about what it even means.
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That leftist's definition of "neoliberalism" is accurate in face, but it doesn't tell the whole story.
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Neoliberalism hasn't delivered economic growth – it has only made a few people a lot better off.
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Mapping New York today, Jeremiah Moss hits the high notes of the city's dance with neoliberalism.
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In doing so, it plays into the very ideology of neoliberalism that leftists claim to hate.
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They include Western constitutional democracy, universal values, civil society, neoliberalism and "the West's idea of journalism".
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Secondly, neoliberalism abandons the liberal conceit of a separation between political and economic realms of life.
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There seems to be no alternative to the status quo, be it neoliberalism or something else.
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"We're in the grip of a project of austerity," he said, invoking the "catastrophe" of neoliberalism.
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Our bodies and our territories are in danger because of this new wave of intense neoliberalism.
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Trudeau is technocratic neoliberalism with a human face and Trump is chauvinism in a gaudy suit.
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My father understood that this technocratic vocabulary was meant to shut up workers and spread neoliberalism.
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Mishra persuasively damns the arrogance of neoliberals, but let's say a few kind words for neoliberalism.
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With the 2008 financial crash and the Great Recession, the ideology of neoliberalism lost its force.
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First of all, I agree with the premise — that there is such a thing as neoliberalism.
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In its simplest form, neoliberalism refers to a general preference for market mechanisms over state interventions.
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In their telling, Democrats lost their post-New Deal dominance by embracing corporations, free trade, and neoliberalism.
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I want to make pop music that's a protest against the drab, gray, depressed monotone of neoliberalism.
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Herzog doesn't offer a materialist or ideological analysis of the transition from Soviet socialism to anarchic neoliberalism.
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The political shifts in Europe are triggered by a combination of immigration, globalization, neoliberalism and European integration.
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You drew parallels between the neoliberalism of the Tories and the Sharia law of the Islamic fundamentalists.
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If neoliberalism is about anything, it has been about creating the largest possible economic space for competition.
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People are often down on neoliberalism, but this is part of what liberalism is: Markets connecting people.
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And so The West Wing was this hit show that was all about like...neoliberalism with attitude!
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Judis defines neoliberalism this way: In the United States, neoliberalism meant the modification, but not wholesale abandonment, of New Deal liberalism — support for the New Deal safety net, but beyond that, priority to market imperatives — while in Europe, it meant the partial return to older free market liberalism.
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The logic of neoliberalism, for instance, sees healthcare not as a basic human necessity but a business opportunity.
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Samuel Hammond: "Neoliberalism" refers to a set of overlapping political and philosophical commitments, rather than a precise ideology.
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Elsewhere in the expansive show, the artist poetically alludes to issues of climate change, neoliberalism, and free capitalism.
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While Lopez Obrador vows an end to "neoliberalism," it is not yet clear how radical he would be.
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The anger that turned those mistakes into a seismic shift is itself grounded in the failures of neoliberalism.
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It also demonstrates the importance of treating neoliberalism less as an epithet and more as a historical development.
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The quarter century since has demonstrated this idea laughably wrong, with neoliberalism currently flailing about worse than ever.
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Thanks to the reaction to immigration and neoliberalism, what had been petit-bourgeois parties had become workers' parties.
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We've been trying to bring attention to the fact that America and the neoliberalism have really great flaws.
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The Toronto-based author and activist has been documenting the shortfalls of neoliberalism for more than 20 years.
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She is currently working on a book called Strange Love: Neoliberalism, Affect and the Invention of Social Justice.
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But Moyn leaves socialism undefined, seeming only to envision its global arrival through challenges to equally undefined neoliberalism.
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The critique of neoliberalism is not new, but it has gained currency in the last decade or so.
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Since the 1980s Britain and America have been the world's leading apostles of the ideology of the moment, neoliberalism.
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The Lion King depicted a land untouched by colonialism and its malcontents, untouched, even by colonialism's soft-reboot: neoliberalism.
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In February the Boston Review, a quarterly magazine, convened a forum to discuss prospects for an "economics after neoliberalism".
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In the 1980s, Democrats were gaining among the professional classes that would form the core support for Clinton's neoliberalism.
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It is not social conservatism or neoliberalism, and it is certainly not populism (though it may be faux populism).
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In a book attuned to the power of words, it is surprising that "neoliberalism" appears only once, in passing.
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We wore vintage in the context of rising income disparity and a new globalized mass culture fueled by neoliberalism.
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Duggan's short book includes a long section on neoliberalism that seems, for a while, to lose sight of Rand.
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The years between the end of World War II and the rise of neoliberalism look pretty rosy in retrospect.
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" He adds, "I'm late to politics, I'm late to learning about socialism and capitalism and systemic issues and neoliberalism.
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Voltaire is portrayed as the spiritual forefather of Davos, Thomas Friedman and all the other clubbable paragons of neoliberalism.
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In each of these arenas, looking at the outcomes that neoliberalism delivered increasingly called into question the worldview itself.
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One cannot disassociate the rise of private museums with the plundering of public resources and social programs under neoliberalism.
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When Videgaray got involved, in 1987, the Party's politics were turning toward neoliberalism, and his economic expertise would prove valuable.
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What neoliberalism misses or ignores is that a world of apparently neutral rules is still a world of power inequalities.
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We've got rampant neoliberalism leading to the consolidation of power and influence and money in the hands of the 1%.
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But New Democrat neoliberalism manifestly does not any longer deliver the electoral goods that were its original reason for existence.
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In the poems of Our Death (2019), the poet wanders through a postapocalyptic wasteland, a phastasmagoria of neoliberalism run amok.
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The definition of modern neoliberalism has been debated, but it's actually a concept that's been around for almost 40 years.
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And Mr. Milliman is skeptical that the solutions neoliberalism provides are an adequate cure for what ails the French people.
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She identified the various critiques of neoliberalism that are embedded with positive progressive solutions and distilled them into four groups.
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In Europe, neoliberalism evolved a bit differently than in the Reagan Revolution here, and climate denial never really took hold.
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Pankaj Mishra, in "Age of Anger" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), focusses on the failures of what is sometimes called "neoliberalism"—i.e.
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Class reductive leftism is a figment of the political imagination roused by those who have made their peace with neoliberalism.
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After another generation of neoliberalism, the line between these two groups has blurred, so this interpreter act seems less urgent.
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Neoliberalism shaped "a carceral turn in feminist advocacy movements previously organized around struggles for economic justice and liberation," she writes.
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By and large, Parks and Rec could have been retitled What People Talk About When They Say "Neoliberalism" on Twitter.
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Seeds of the revolt against Clinton-like neoliberalism can be found in the many rejections of governments in Europe and elsewhere.
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"Fascism has received a facelift and it is turbocharged by a hedonistic neoliberalism," he said at the time of the closure.
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So, I think in that regard, and that's a majority of the people, neoliberalism has shown its teeth quite early on.
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The book traces the rise of the right, while critiquing the left for its failure to proffer an alternative to neoliberalism.
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In France Marine Le Pen's National Front defends the protections enjoyed by permanent employees against the "neoliberalism" of President Emmanuel Macron.
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Despite attempts to reposition museums as 'living institutions,' they will always remain structurally entangled with capital, neoliberalism and racial progress narratives.
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This kind of thinking is sometimes referred to as "neoliberalism," tracing back to Charles Peters's original 1983 manifesto in Washington Monthly.
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In response, some of the best minds on the right are rethinking Reaganism and grappling with the need to humanize neoliberalism.
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"He makes these grand statements: 'Neoliberalism is over,' 'Corruption is over,'" said Carlos Bravo Regidor, a political analyst in Mexico City.
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Neoliberalism didn't necessarily promise an equitable, fair society, but it was supposed to deliver GDP growth, and that hasn't really happened.
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But liberalism's left-wing critics disagree; they claim that neoliberalism is not a distortion of liberalism, but rather its true face.
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Imagine that—could it be that the "rumor" Qyburn reports on is nothing less than the dawn of neoliberalism in Westeros?
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You mentioned the commercial art world when talking about the art world, but it does feel like neoliberalism means all museums nowadays.
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And this is when we get this wave of neoliberalism that essentially guts the public sector and attempts to privatize everything. Right.
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Commander Hortencia explicitly called upon female professionals, students, scientists, employees, and artists, urging them to join the cause and to confront neoliberalism.
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Afloat in the enervating sea of neoliberalism, all creatures of good conscience agree that steps must be taken to turn the tide.
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It's a continuation of 40 years of neoliberalism which was first initiated by Pinochet's drastic acts of privatization and Chicago-style economics.
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Some of that overlaps with ideology, some of it maybe overlaps like, more like if the word neoliberalism is back en vogue.
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Arnade sympathizes with those who have lost out in neoliberalism, but he accepts neoliberalism's account of how losers and winners are structured.
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At the core of this policy debate is the schism between "liberalism" and "neoliberalism" as two rival philosophies or "rationalities" of politics.
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Its critics are right that neoliberalism has multiple meanings and can be used in a way that is more pejorative than precise.
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Positive reforms at the supranational level are another story, especially in an era when neoliberalism is so deeply entrenched ideologically and institutionally.
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He has railed against neoliberalism, which he appears to equate with corruption and the failure to diminish poverty and inequality in Mexico.
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But two decades of unchecked neoliberalism have eviscerated the social landscape and the idea of the welfare state, in India and elsewhere.
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"The economic situation we inherit today represents scorched earth, the ultimate failure of neoliberalism," Mr Kicillof declared at the Peronists' victory celebration.
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Two Days, One Night was a startlingly direct essay on the indignities of neoliberalism from the perspective of one of its victims.
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She harks back to something she told me earlier—faith in neoliberalism has taken some blows, and people are starting to respond.
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"Roosevelt started to do this work with Hewlett and Omidyar around what an economic paradigm 'beyond neoliberalism' would look like," Wong says.
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The first plank of the Roosevelt Institute's effort is an examination of neoliberalism and where it has — and, more prominently, hasn't — worked.
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The brain-dead antagonism between "neoliberalism" (usually undefined) and leftist populism still looms far too large in academic debate about the region.
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At its most useful, neoliberalism describes what happens when capitalism mutates from an economic system to a governing and even moral philosophy.
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This had significant consequences for the power of capital, as the geographer David Harvey writes in his useful Brief Introduction to Neoliberalism.
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"Even the most progressive of the progressives suffer from a certain Stockholm syndrome from living under neoliberalism for 40 years," says Chakrabarti.
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Previously, recreational drug use was a problem because it inhibited your productivity—now, under neoliberalism, you can pursue pleasure only if you're consuming.
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Amazingly, given the IMF's reputation as the last bastion of despised neoliberalism, she exits that position even more respected than she entered it.
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Beyond the story of the euro, Stiglitz's book also contends that neoliberalism is a stifling economic ideology that may have run its course.
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Neoliberalism, a socially liberal, pro-immigration, pro-market ideology popularized by Bill Clinton in the 1990s, does have its fans and its memes.
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Writing in The Week on Monday, Ryan Cooper argued that the Democrats have betrayed their New Deal heritage for a mess of neoliberalism.
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On the other hand, the EU has increasingly become a neoliberal project and — partly because neoliberalism generally requires it — an anti-democratic one.
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Clintonian neoliberalism and triangulation just got belted with a left hook to the jaw, and the party's poohbahs are looking dazed and confused.
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I feel exactly the same: I think neoliberalism, financial capitalism, and religious extremism – whether it's Muslim or Christian – do exactly the same thing.
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Neoliberalism, the economic principles of pure individualism paired with an utter demolishing of public works and a concept of the public good, reigns.
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At a news conference afterward, Haddad cast the second round as pitting Bolsonaro's "neoliberalism" against the social programs that the PT has promoted.
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The New Republic oscillated from editor to editor, but tended towards a hawkish, contrarian neoliberalism (hence the "Even the liberal New Republic" meme).
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This negligence is found in both the postwar reformism of social democracy and in the now stagnating and chaotic neoliberalism that replaced it.
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Since then, the left has been reduced to a shadow of its former self, while the right and neoliberalism have grown ever stronger.
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In 1947, the forefathers of neoliberalism launched their world-conquering project at the Hôtel Du Parc on Mont Pèlerin in the Swiss Alps.
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I think neoliberalism is a new version of making man the creature of forces beyond his control rather than taking responsibility for them.
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A time before frog memes and golden elevators, before the fall of neoliberalism, when a slab of unremarkable wedding-reception pop was enough.
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So, I think in some ways social movements at this point in America have been built on a reaction to a kind of neoliberalism.
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And certainly, it's a sad thing to say, but there are plenty of those who benefit greatly in the art world from neoliberalism. Obviously.
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And it's hard to even talk about it with people because they have been so brainwashed by neoliberalism – I talk about them as memes.
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Today it is spending 38%—and that constitutes neoliberalism of the most laissez-faire kind compared with Italy (51% of GDP) or France (57%).
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Adjacent installations by Pio Abad and Shen Shaomin at the fair offer cautionary tales on the perils of communism and the evils of neoliberalism.
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Liz Magic Laser, in her brilliantly hilarious single-channel video, "The Thought Leader" (2015), satirizes the free-market ideology at the heart of neoliberalism.
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The epilogues acknowledge all of this, in ways large and small, from characters shouting at each other about neoliberalism to Obama himself showing up.
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In Chile's case, the effects of the military dictatorship, Catholicism, bourgeois neoliberalism, machismo, and patriarchy all conspire to constrict possibilities of thought and action.
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Too often, art gets co-opted by the forces of neoliberalism, and we want to more firmly attach it to movements for greater liberation.
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Even the party's leader at the time announced "an end to the spirit of neoliberalism" at the party congress at the end of January.
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But despite the enduring presence of an American neoliberalism that prizes war when it's justified, a U.S. military conflict with Iran remains extremely unpopular.
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Since then, with the triumph of neoliberalism after the end of the Cold War, the conflict between artist and institution has only grown stronger.
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Whenever I find myself reaching for "neoliberalism," I look for a different phrase, simply because it will better communicate what I'm trying to convey.
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Language is elastic; the definition of an ideology changes over time, and in the case of neoliberalism, has different meanings depending on where you are.
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Two British examples, suggests Will Davies – author of the Limits of Neoliberalism – would be the NHS and universities "where classrooms are being transformed into supermarkets".
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Undergirding that, which doesn't get talked a lot about, is that neoliberalism worked in large part because of the underlying racism that was going on.
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" Berlant uses the concept to explore neoliberalism and "the question of how people maintain their binding to modes of life that threaten their well-being.
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They were lectured by military officers on subjects including the "Ethiopian Renaissance", the perils of neoliberalism and the supposed threat of Western-sponsored "colour revolutions".
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It's a particular kind of feminism that dovetails perfectly with the rise of neoliberalism—the period of capitalism that features deregulation, privatization, and hyper-individualism.
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Under neoliberalism, we are all entrepreneurs with "personal brands"; we are all free to choose whatever we want, as long as we can afford to.
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The academic backbone of Blairism (and, in the US, Clintonism) was an ideology known as the "Third Way," which aimed to marry socialism and neoliberalism.
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"Neoliberalism is kind of the insufferable nerd of ideologies, pushing glasses up its nose and going 'well, actually...'" Well, actually, maybe there is a way.
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Slobodian focuses instead purely on the central European strand of neoliberalism—what he calls the "Geneva school"— which gained relevance through a different institutional path.
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That means linking him to McKinsey, explaining that McKinsey represents the worst of global neoliberalism, and demanding that he describe his work for the company.
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In the South, the International Monetary Fund forced market reforms on indebted post-Communist countries, and some former Communist elites proved eager converts to neoliberalism.
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This turn towards economic "neoliberalism," as leftists termed it, was not just a matter of economic policy, but rather a comprehensive ideological and philosophical project.
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Because the truth is, whether or not Biden hangs on to win the nomination based on Obama nostalgia, his brand of neoliberalism has already lost.
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We have this system of capitalism, which precedes neoliberalism, and that system is predicated on greed and self-interest as reliable guides to human behavior.
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That outmoded economic system — the nebulous set of assumptions and power relationships that goes under the name "neoliberalism" — is the real target of the GND.
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Neoliberalism encourages us to think of ourselves as competitive individuals in all aspects of our lives—in our sense of self and in practices of intimacy.
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The logic of Owens, as articulated in her writing and interview statements, is formed by the reformist ideology of liberal, centric capitalism, in other words, neoliberalism.
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Lily Geismer traces the roots of this Democratic move to the right, showing how a new generation of Democrats embraced neoliberalism and mobilized educated, urban professionals.
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I'm trying to capture the sense of being caught in this triumvirate of lifestyle, neoliberalism and spectacle, and get a similar kind of revulsion going on.
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He detests neoliberalism, but desperately needs the United States Congress to ratify one of its icons: the 2.0 version of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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But when the publicly funded open protocols and infrastructure built by ARPANET entered the Californian crucible of nascent ex-hippie neoliberalism, the windows of possibility narrow.
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Weird that her corporate neoliberalism, which we are always told is the way to win back places like West Virginia, was apparently thoroughly and completely rejected.
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I am an artist and activist who works under various names on assorted projects so as to critique the methodology of neoliberalism within the Internet Age.
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The Democratic Party's embrace of neoliberalism caused an economic rightward lurch that benefited the wealthy and powerful and came at the expense of working-class Americans.
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Human rights ideology and neoliberalism were not twins, Moyn says, but both fostered a perception that social justice was passé or, worse, evocative of awful regimes.
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One thing I've noticed on the left and the right is the attempts to co-opt class politics rhetoric while you're really just dressing up neoliberalism.
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Mr. Macron's neoliberalism is offered as part of the antidote to the economic woes: He seems determined to loosen workplace rules and lighten corporate tax burdens.
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But the end of neoliberalism also creates an opening for "a new era of democracy," in which political reform, economic equality and social solidarity are interconnected.
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Although neoliberalism had little to offer, in the absence of a new ideological framework, it hung over the Obama presidency—but now in a new form.
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Neoliberalism has fought regulation of economic life very successfully, and this has been exploited by those in control of large corporations and multinationals, to increase profits.
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I understand their frustration—and it's easy to pin it on the neoliberal boogeyman, but they don't really understand what the tenets of neoliberalism aim to do.
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To Byung-Chul Han, the author of a newly translated book about digital communication, Psychopolitics: Neoliberalism and New Technologies of Power, this is voluntarily relinquishing our freedom.
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Neoliberalism, a policy model that advocates the control of economic factors to the private sector from the public sector, has been a dominant ideology since the 1980s.
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The major key of the Corbynite melody is outrage, at "greedy bosses", "the rich and powerful", "tax exiles" and, the crowd's favourite, "a failed dogma of neoliberalism".
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In fact, the outsider Trump that rode a populist wave to the Oval Office would be engaging in a plan that reeks of the worst of neoliberalism.
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The book deals in large part with the effects of post-colonialism and neoliberalism on modern sexuality, and it is difficult for Rushdie to escape heavy-handedness.
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Mr Shenker uses Egypt's woes to discredit neoliberalism, yet he describes vividly how Mr Mubarak's reforms were a fraud, creating only the "façade of competition and pluralism".
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The "points system" can be seen as exemplary of neoliberal government in action, and highlights a number of critical distinctions between political liberalism, economic liberalism, and neoliberalism.
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The notion that fairness now consists in an evaluative, discriminating methodology "applied equally to all people" offers a reasonably accurate depiction of the weak normativity of neoliberalism.
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Neoliberalism is a frequent target of López Obrador's ire, but his decision to link a common political talking point to the topic of femicide angered many observers.
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In a discussion with James Kwak, author of "Take Back Our Party: Restoring the Democratic Legacy," Silk supports the argument that neoliberalism has degraded the Democratic Party.
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By "neoliberalism," Moyn (a professor of law and history at Yale) evidently means the global surge of "market fundamentalism" associated with Milton Friedman or the World Bank.
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The neoliberalism that today gives great pleasure to inhabitants of the United States and Europeans continues to impoverish Africans, and drives them to emigration and religious fundamentalism.
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The rise of neoliberalism is, per the socialist writer Peter Frase, this process in action: proof that capitalism will invariably corrupt liberalism's promise of freedom and equality.
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Hobson's '80s were not the Reagan years but the 1880s, of course, but his complaints about laissez-faire individualism find their echoes in today's critiques of neoliberalism.
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Despite all this, there is a coordinated effort to recover reality from the fantasies of neoliberalism and authoritarianism, thus rehabilitating the public domain for a possible future dialogue.
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Neoliberalism has become a pox on problem-solving, shifting the burden of remedying systemic ills onto individuals instead of the governments and institutions responsible for safeguarding the public.
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HV: After the election, a lot of people, particularly in the "art world," woke up to the reality that the art community turned a blind eye to neoliberalism.
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The version of neoliberalism embedded in these policies understood a distinct role for government to stimulate market-oriented solutions to address social ills such as unemployment and poverty.
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This week, whitewashing ancient history, Alice Neel's Indian-American portrait, taking an online architecture course at Harvard, the birth of global tourism, street libraries and neoliberalism, and more.
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I created Communitas for myself, and for us: those who feel all of the aforementioned from deep within their interiority, the commons anew, beyond neoliberalism, beyond western matrices.
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In fact, if Bernie Sanders's success with white working class voters is any indication, Clinton's fatal flaw was being too closely associated with an outdated, hawkish, corporate neoliberalism.
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The likes of the Kirchners and Venezuela's Hugo Chávez railed against "neoliberalism" and "savage capitalism", by which they meant the free trade and free markets that underlie globalisation.
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While the least effective works of the exhibition criticize neoliberalism from an intellectual ivory tower, the strongest pieces effectively engage visitors by inverting the byproducts of neoliberal consumerism.
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The cases have tested the administration of President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, who was criticized by Aldrighett's relatives for attributing gender violence to the "neoliberalism" of his predecessors.
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Under neoliberalism, the preferred strategy to deal with corruption was to "roll back the state," in the assumption that a smaller public sector offered fewer opportunities for corruption.
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That's a more pervasive and destructive phenomenon than we tend to realize, and the idea of neoliberalism is the closest we have for a word that describes it.
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Neoliberalism, at its core, describes the stage of capitalism that has existed over the past 21997 years, one that evolved out of the economic crises of the 221s.
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Although questionable if it fully "reinvented government," the Democratic version of neoliberalism forged in the 1970s that came to fruition in the Clinton era has had an enduring influence.
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All of this brings us to Hillary Clinton, who was just the final diagnosis of long-running-fever that finally knocked the Democrats on their feet last night. Neoliberalism.
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A recent article by economists at the IMF entitled "Neoliberalism: Oversold?" argued that in certain cases the costs to economies of opening up to capital flows exceed the benefits.
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Iowa's towns, already dwindling in the twilight of neoliberalism, will wreck the jobs they still have left, in public schools, courthouses, correctional facilities, fire departments, sanitation departments, and universities.
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The neoliberalism that has been the economic orthodoxy since the Reagan and Thatcher era has hacked away at what would once have cushioned the fall of the new dispossessed.
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The Democrats are undergoing a historic transformation, from being the party that embraced neoliberalism in the early 1990s to one that is rejecting that centrist posture and moving left.
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But an ideology is simply a system of ideas and beliefs, like liberalism, neoliberalism, or socialism, that shapes how people view their role in the world, society, and politics.
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In economic circles, however, "neoliberalism" is most identified with an elite response to the economic crises of the 1970s: stagflation, the energy crisis, the near bankruptcy of New York.
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They're experiencing a work that is genuinely subversive — maybe not of progressivism or neoliberalism, but at least of the all-conquering, imagination-shrinking cultural juggernaut to which "Joker" ostensibly belongs.
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"The economic situation we inherit today represents scorched earth, the ultimate failure of neoliberalism," Mr Kicillof declared at the Peronists' victory celebration, using the sort of language that scares markets.
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In a lengthy Facebook post eulogizing "Charles Entertainment Cheese," Tillman touched on the hard graft of touring, the similarities between the animatronic rat and Frank Sinatra, and rise of neoliberalism.
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The show is conversant with my own politics of addressing the growing economic disparity and the wave of privations caused by the ideological hegemony of capitalism and its handmaiden, neoliberalism.
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But it is possible and helpful to make out some of the critical terms of their differentiation, so as to get a clearer sense of how liberalism and neoliberalism conflict.
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Firstly, neoliberalism has never pursued a weaker state; indeed it is a political philosophy and policy agenda that has always looked to the state to reshape society around its ideals.
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Hardt and Negri, as well as Srnicek and Williams, rail at length against "neoliberalism": a fashionable bugaboo on the left, and thus, unfortunately, a term more often flaunted than defined.
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So to be clear, after caving to B.S. Republican orthodoxy on taxes, she is now caving to neoliberalism, third way and the health insurance industry on the very plan itself.
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On Wednesday, the progressive think tank the Roosevelt Institute released a pair of papers examining the shortcomings of neoliberalism and mapping out an emerging progressive worldview for what comes next.
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Blaming neoliberalism, as leftists do, or statist bureaucrats, as reactionaries do, is to seek, despite historical, political, and organizational differences, a one-size-fits-all villain, not an actual analysis.
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Alongside this destruction of the communitarian basis for Labourism, the entrenchment of neoliberalism in the '80s and '90s meant that postindustrial areas were increasingly isolated from the country's economic development.
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In the past three decades or so, he argues, policymakers have embraced four overlapping principles: The promise of neoliberalism, Sim says, was that the market would deliver benefits for everyone.
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The rush to rebuild Notre-Dame, however well-intentioned, risks only underscoring the government's slowness in helping the people whose lives, some say, have been ruined by neoliberalism and globalization.
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I embrace neoliberalism because socialism has failed everywhere it has been tried—I have cousins who live on a kibbutz in Israel, and they've almost completely abandoned all their socialist tenets.
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And truth be told, without awareness and without struggles to create lines of flight opposed to neoliberalism, there is no guarantee that we will see the birth of a different ethic.
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They appear to address problems that neoliberalism allowed to fester, such as inequality and social disintegration—problems which explain, in part, why the country embarked on Brexit in the first place.
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"A 30-year drift toward neoliberalism in the Democratic Party establishment damaged the Clinton campaign in ways no message could fix," said Joe Dinkin, communications director of the Working Families Party.
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In their framework, Hillary Clinton is the epitome of neoliberalism, which is why she lost; Bernie Sanders is the bulwark against it, which is why he lost (funny how that works).
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Sanders openly identified as a "democratic socialist"—a radical gesture in itself—and provided an alternative to the "progressive neoliberalism" that had come to dominate the Democratic Party since the nineties.
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We've also seen that the entire period of neoliberalism has been marked by attacks on institutions and infrastructure that allow working class people and communities to live their life with dignity.
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Leftward threats to the liberal order are better understood as threats to neoliberalism, an amorphous term that, within leftist circles, refers to the overbearing influence of capitalist forces in everyday life.
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It couldn't be timelier in how it considers the consequences of neoliberalism, wherein all human interactions are reduced to market relations, but it also has a beat you can dance to.
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Unfortunately, that actually exposed her to media scrutiny for the first time and it turns out that people didn't particularly like the neoliberalism dressed up as progressivism that she was selling.
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Malcolm in the Middle showed that the promises of neoliberalism had always been false: real wages for middle and low wage workers had stagnated since the 1980s, personal debt had mushroomed.
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It might just be a symptom of, and backlash against, a global trend of neoliberalism-morphing-toward-antidemocratic-oligarchy, which, sadly, is the recent economic / political history of much of the world.
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This is the ideology of neoliberalism, and it produced the financial economic models that spawned a whole new species of "riskless risk" — if you recall that magnificently stupid phrase from the 1990s.
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It's a win-win for Marine Le Pen: She's poised to either take the presidency or become the leading figure of the opposition, capitalizing on resentment against neoliberalism and the political establishment.
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The Labour Party has responded to the collapse of neoliberalism not by trying to produce a new progressive synthesis but by re-embracing one of the 20th century's most blood-stained ideologies.
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His other prescriptions reflect his preference for New Deal populism mixed with what he fashions as "neoliberalism," a reform-minded approach to governance that questions progressive pieties on such issues as education.
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Not to mention their ignorance of current events shaping Europe — like the refugee crisis, the rise of the Alternative für Deutschland party, Brexit, neoliberalism, austerity, and the privatization of art, culture, and education.
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Although policymakers framed these measures as post-ideological efforts to boost long-run productivity rates and aggregate economic growth, they were, of course, deeply political: The policy state gave neoliberalism a technocratic face.
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Marsdal and the Manifest Center have published a number of readable but informative pamphlets on pensions, tariffs, higher education, neoliberalism, and more for an intended audience of union nurses, teachers, public utility workers.
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Even so, the fact that Labor's narrative of "fairness" failed before the coalition's story of "aspiration" suggests Australia has not called time on neoliberalism in the way that voters elsewhere seem ready to.
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And with it comes a longstanding liberal-versus-conservative disagreement about how much to emphasize economic trends versus cultural transformations — or, more tersely, neoliberalism versus cultural liberalism — to explaining the waning of wedlock.
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" Quoting Ruskin's "Unto This Last," Mr. Hewison added, "He famously wrote 'there is no wealth but life,' and his attack on liberal economics could just as easily be a critique of neoliberalism now.
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For so long mainstream economists and policymakers have denied the very existence of such a thing as neoliberalism, dismissing it as an insult invented by gap-toothed malcontents who understand neither economics nor capitalism.
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But social democracy's economic shift during the late twentieth century, along with growing discontent generated by the fallout from neoliberalism and then the financial/euro crisis, created incentives for these parties to shift course.
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The two meet up in the affluent city center where neoliberalism has bestowed its gifts (a corporate sports stadium and stuff for tourists), and Eric tells Rachel this isn't "the realness" where he's from.
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Jonathan Chait has expressed a common point of view when he has argued that neoliberalism is little more than a slur used by writers on the left to label varieties of liberalism they dislike.
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Many nationalists have viewed Recep Tayyip Erdogan's composite of conservatism and neoliberalism as a threat to Turkish national identity since his Justice and Development Party, known as the A.K.P., came to power in 2002.
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In the highly interconnected world of today, the forces of neoliberalism and nationalism may continue to erect more and more walls, real and imaginary, but artists continue to seek ways to be heard across borders.
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I may be too much a child of the 1990s—an "End of History" kid, trained by that experience even as I no longer regard those intuitions about markets and globalisation and neoliberalism as wise.
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Neoliberalism has brought us the global supply chain, where fast fashion is sewn by women in sweatshops in Cambodia and Bangladesh, out of sight and mind from the women who will ultimately wear the clothing.
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We learned that there is a strong base that wants to reestablish a true left wing in the U.S., something that has been missing since the 90s, when Clintonian neoliberalism took over the Democratic party.
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Then gradually that disappeared and what made it worse was, in the 90s, you begin to have neoliberalism coming in so there's a reduction in state provision—factories which employed people or the health service.
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Fisher – who passed away last month – is best known for his hugely influential book Capitalist Realism, which is about how capitalism, and especially neoliberalism, tries to exhaust the ability to imagine coherent alternatives to it.
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Many journalists have tried to "explain" the Trump phenomenon, but few have done so by connecting it to a broader picture involving the failings of neoliberalism and a drastic shift in the discourse of democracy.
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The revolt of capital following this period kicked off the transition to neoliberalism, a system in which the welfare state is pared back, privatizing risk, even as it remains active in the protection of markets.
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That road of "shock therapy," as it was called, at a time when neoliberalism had reached its peak in global popularity, was the only solution that was discussed by members of the new Polish government.
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His full-time job, he says, is trying to craft a world "after neoliberalism" — one with a heavier hand of government and a smaller role for corporate power, one perhaps without Twitter monopolizing our sidewalks.
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A rally for Mr. Sanders in Exeter, N.H., last weekend featured the actor John Cusack, who introduced his candidate by invoking left-wing writers like Noam Chomsky and Howard Zinn and denouncing neoliberalism and imperialism.
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But neoliberalism rejects both the medieval approach of having fixed social classes based on wealth and power and the modern approach of having a single, shared civic identity based on participation in a democratic community.
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The ascendancy of neoliberalism in the 1970s, she says, laid the groundwork for Silicon Valley to promote an extreme form of entrepreneurial capitalism, unencumbered by any substantive responsibility to the communities it purports to serve.
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There's always been a class of people with more money than the rest, but there's something different that has happened since neoliberalism came in with the idea of completely unregulated economic markets, stock markets, etc.
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The group of policymakers and politicians that circulated around the DLC suggests that the roots of many aspects of neoliberalism emerged less from free market conservatism than from the ideology, institutions, and social commitments of liberalism.
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Ever since the wheels fell off of neoliberalism in 2008 and Barack Obama clinched the presidency, the West has grown increasingly dissatisfied with the way of the world—nowhere more than in the world's richest nation.
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But while there are significant differences in Latin America between the left and the right, or between neoliberalism and social democracy, the leeway for economic change is much more narrow than proponents of each side believe.
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But Bonney came of age in the Thatcher era, when neoliberalism seemed (as it still seems) hell-bent on destroying all of the structures of mutuality and individual respect that had been established in postwar Britain.
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"She was very visible in the 213s, shaping a new kind of politics that emphasized the individual, deregulation and global neoliberalism," Mr. Denny said, speaking on the phone from Berlin a few days before the opening.
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One area that really does seem up for grabs on the left now is what we loosely call neoliberalism — the idea that the market is the appropriate way of weighing and thinking about public policy choices.
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In the subsequent decades, post-imperial Britain in fact found several roles: as a fulcrum between Europe and America; as an old hand at globalisation in a re-globalising world; and as a leading exponent of neoliberalism.
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That said, I would also say all of this is happening under a tyrannical, fascistic leader and in some ways I see a lot of this as a certain kind of getting up to speed on neoliberalism.
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Nonetheless, in this panorama of pain that details the plight of refugees the world over, plots the corpse-trails of neoliberalism, and offers relentless scenarios of massacre, misery, and deprivation, I sensed a proximity to sepulchral glee.
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Julien's new film is a layering of space and time across the multiple screens (to use a Photoshop metaphor) between Douglass's abolitionist moment, the rise of neoliberalism in the 224s, and the present crisis of racial capitalism.
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Furthermore, the primacy of capital in neoliberalism means that crises will be resolved on the backs of the poor, with cuts to the welfare state and public services, though it is not the poor who cause them.
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Reflected here is the obtuse belief that the populist tide is simply mistaken, that it has gotten something wrong, which has the effect of veiling the real and justified dissatisfaction with the past 40 years of neoliberalism.
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It was the free-market economist Friedrich Hayek, the intellectual architect of neoliberalism, who called in 1939 for "interstate federalism" in Europe to prevent voters from using democracy to interfere with the operation of the free market.
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At the same time, with the losses of Carter in 1980, Walter Mondale in 1984, and Michael Dukakis in 1988, Democrats began to think they had to embrace neoliberalism as a path out of the political wilderness.
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"We are especially interested in learning to identify and challenge narratives of neoliberalism, austerity, and white supremacy used to justify the devastation faced by our communities and build new narratives grounded in our social justice values," said Basilio.
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Activists hail radical leaders such as Evo Morales in Bolivia as bulwarks against neoliberalism and decry any attempt to rein in the government of Venezuela, whose economy has collapsed as its left-wing leaders have turned to autocracy.
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For the left, neoliberalism often connotes a form of liberal politics that has embraced market-based solutions to social problems: the exchanges of the Affordable Care Act, for instance, rather than a single-payer, universal program like Medicare.
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Condemning neoliberalism becomes a way of hiding from the harsh strictures of America's polarized, paralyzed political process, in which geography and gerrymandering gives Republicans a constant congressional advantage and Fox News spins an alternative reality on the daily.
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Left Twitter personalities and publications are constantly denouncing the timidity and perfidy of liberals; the need to move "beyond liberalism" is a popular theme (that's to say nothing of bromides against "neoliberalism," a separate but oft-conflated beast).
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As Klein has it, "it was the stupid economics of neoliberalism, fully embraced by her, her husband, and her party's establishment," that rendered Clinton without a persuasive case to offer white workers who previously voted for Barack Obama.
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We would argue that neoliberalism is a version of capitalism, it is not capitalism itself, and that we can get to a better version of capitalism if we change some of these underlying beliefs and mindsets about the economy.
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The search for a new identity in the face of neoliberalism also demands new temporal horizons: locating oneself in the remote past as a safe point of origin and in the absolute future of globalization as a remote destination.
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The failures of neoliberalism — which have left so many young people financially adrift, unable to own homes or afford the crushing rents common in major cities — are likely to awaken more and more to the power of organized labor.
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By directly telling real people's stories or letting them tell these stories themselves, such films can explain how inequality and neoliberalism have damaged the souls of unprivileged Chileans (which is practically anyone who doesn't belong to the top 10%).
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Earlier this month, the University of Liverpool distanced itself from Dr. Scott-Samuel after he appeared on a radio show hosted by a noted conspiracy theorist, David Icke, and talked about the role of the Rothschilds in spreading neoliberalism.
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The group set three targets, picked in solidarity with Mexico's Zapatista revolutionary movement and "against neoliberalism and the global economy": Mexican president Ernesto Zedillo, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and what was then the site of the US Department of Defense, defenselink.mil.
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For the past 40 years Britain has been dominated by neoliberalism, a creed that sought to adapt some of the tenets of classical 19803th-century liberalism to a world in which the role of the state had grown much larger.
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The Reagans, who were in the White House from 22007 to 251, are often heralded as setting the conservative standard for the decades to come, embodying neoliberalism and other philosophies that modern Republican presidential candidates often invoke to attract voters.
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The Reagans, who were in the White House from 2007 to 0003, are often heralded as setting the conservative standard for the decades to come, embodying neoliberalism and other philosophies that modern Republican presidential candidates often invoke to attract voters.
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William Davies is a Senior Lecturer at Goldsmiths, University of London and author of The Limits of Neoliberalism: Authority, Sovereignty and the Logic of Competition (2014) and The Happiness Industry: How the Government and Big Business Sold Us Well-Being (2015).
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" He went on: "One of the reasons why the left has failed to emerge as the leader of the new mood of working-class disillusionment is that most social democratic parties became, in varying degrees, disciples of neoliberalism and uber-globalization.
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In all its different varieties, you can still mark some clear lines between this Western European socialism and Marxist socialism—and also distinguish pretty clearly between it and the neoliberalism or market-liberalism that came to dominate the Democratic Party here.
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The biggest problem, he has said, is that since Margaret Thatcher established neoliberalism as the dominant economic consensus in Britain in the 1980s, Labour allowed the Conservatives to set the agenda on the economy and never offered an alternative narrative.
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His new book elaborates on these arguments, looking back at the evolution of welfare states and the allied idea of "social citizenship" (rights to education, health care and housing), while targeting the neoliberalism of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
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There is no shortage of explanations for why and when this downward slide began: It could have been the radical 1960s that kicked it off, or maybe the triumph of neoliberalism, or Roe or Reagan or Nafta or the internet.
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The conservative compromises that initially stabilized this new order—reinstitutionalized racial and gender hierarchies, coercive deradicalization of labor, private administration of the incomplete welfare state—also left it riddled with contradictions, ultimately producing its decay into neoliberalism in the 1970s.
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VICE: One of the saddest points you make in the book is the fact that, we had a chance to stop this back in the 80s, but were kneecapped by neoliberalism, and our own tendency to think only of the present.
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In his book Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism, Quinn Slobodian explains that extra-national market institutions like the World Bank, World Trade Organization, and the International Monetary Fund were designed to protect capitalism as an economic system.
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I spoke with Moss over the phone about his piece, in which he criticizes the neoliberalism — the free-market, capitalist approach to governance — that permeated in New York in response to the city's financial crisis in the late '70s and ultimately spread globally.
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If you're like ol' Benny over here and not sure what neoliberalism means, like any political ideology, it can't be summed up in a mere sentence, but here's a decent definition from The Guardian:Neoliberalism sees competition as the defining characteristic of human relations.
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To be a liberal today is to take the side of economic neoliberalism, where deregulation, privatization, and financialization — which rely on globalization, militarization, and imperialism, stoked by and fueling racism, xenophobia, and nationalism — have in concert driven economic inequality to unprecedented extremes.
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Hundt, who served as Federal Communications Commission chairman under President Clinton, said that if Democrats want to have a chance of beating Trump in 22019, they should avoid neoliberalism, a term generally used to refer to ideology that favors free-market capitalism.
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"I felt, by 2003, that there was an alignment around the world, from radical Islamists to fundamentalist Christians to people who wanted to dismantle public services to neoliberalism, that wanted to undermine, roll back, freedom of expression and public space," he said.
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For all of these reasons, it is likely that the future of the Democrats will be Clintonism — Hillary Clintonism, that is, a slightly more progressive version of neoliberalism freed of the strategic concessions to white working-class voters associated with Bill Clintonism.
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The show allowed viewers to monitor the collective need for an enemy of the state... Aliens, ghosts and the paranormal replaced communism and prefaced the current Islamophobic climate while the destabilising force of neoliberalism remains an undetected, invisible man in the room.
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But given this, Lazzarato does not succeed in defining what makes our present neoliberalism structurally distinct from previous economic forms — what it is that has allowed not only for the intensification of the debt regime but also for its new conceptual salience.
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A populist who has traditionally run on an anti-immigration platform, Mr. Peters said Ms. Ardern's party was the one to steer New Zealand away from neoliberalism, favored by the National Party, which had governed New Zealand for the past nine years.
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Many people don't realize that modern American neoliberalism has been around for almost 40 years, and that it was presented as a redemption for the Democratic Party after the doldrums of the Carter administration and the great political success of Ronald Reagan.
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For the newly resurgent left, the rise of demagoguery looks like payback for the small-government doctrines of technocratic neoliberalism—tax cuts, privatization, financial deregulation, antilabor legislation, cuts in Social Security—which have shaped policy in Europe and America since the eighties.
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In other words, it was fun to flirt with Sanders four years ago, when the alternative was Hillary Clinton, who struck many young leftists as being a caricature of the comprised neoliberalism that had dominated the Democratic Party since her husband was president.
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Leveraging the fiscal crisis of the time, New York's leaders abruptly turned away from the city's burgeoning social democracy toward the radical capitalist ideology of neoliberalism, a model of governance that focuses on privatization, deregulation, fiscal austerity, small government, and trickle-down economics.
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It is that they have either been longtime advocates of Clintonomics or, while the party spiraled downward in loss after loss because neoliberalism-lite alienated voters who had been robbed of their jobs and livelihoods, they sat silently at the DNC or in Washington.
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The meeting of the Puebla Group, which proposes alternative policies to neoliberalism, was attended by more than 30 leaders and former leaders, including Brazil's former leftist President Dilma Rousseff, former Uruguayan President Jose Mujica and the former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero.
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But the things that neoliberalism has trouble seeing are, at the present, far more consequential: deep inequalities, accompanied by a sense of powerlessness, of being left behind by a global system that operates with no regard for the interests or voice of the majority.
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This might all seem quite shocking but really it is where neoliberalism takes us — when governments behave like free markets, when Darwinian economics prevail over the public good, those overseeing that good will inevitably be coaxed into adopting the worst habits of the private sector.
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If you emphasize the disappointment, then experimenting with a different policy orientation — be it Cass's work-and-family conservatism or an Ocasio-Cortezan democratic socialism or something else — seems like a risk worth taking; after all things aren't that great under neoliberalism as it is.
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The Square is a farce fit for whatever stage we've currently arrived at: Failures of the culture to propel the republic; capitalist ruin where neoliberalism expected a bed of flowers; a realization that the powers that be may not have our best interest at heart.
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This strike has broad ramifications at a moment when Oslo and the two-state solution are dead, the resistance is jailed, neoliberalism runs rampant, and the PA is a petty-bourgeois adjunct to the occupation in the manner identified by Frantz Fanon long ago.
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If neoliberalism references a political-economic logic of deregulation, privatization, tax cuts, and austerity that since the late 1970s has prescribed policies that produced socioeconomic urban and rural wastelands for black communities, then we must interrogate the economic values that animate, whitewash and quarantine civil rights history.
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Should they defend the post-Reagan economic order against Trump's blustering, blundering assault — defend the benefits of "neoliberalism" and free trade and global openness, warn against the sclerosis that protectionism and industrial policy often bring, champion the innovative culture of Silicon Valley against its populist despisers?
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Nonetheless his book is well worth reading for anyone trying to grasp the strange place of art in our present social order, in which (even after the crash of 2008 revealed the reigning neoliberalism for the calamity it is) money is represented as the one unassailable truth.
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" On Sunday, New York published Chait's "How 'Neoliberalism' Became the Left's Favorite Insult of Liberals," a piece in which he argues, "The 'neoliberal' accusation is a synecdoche for the American left's renewed offensive against the center-left and a touchstone in the struggle to define progressivism after Barack Obama.
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In Britain, New Labour not only accepted the main tenets of neoliberalism, but, just as Bill Clinton's administration had done before him in the USA, Gordon Brown listened to the bankers, ending the division between high street and investment banking, and paving the way for the 21.3 crisis.
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It's been a fairly rowdy convention so far and the culprits have mostly been members of the party's economic left wing: people who oppose neoliberalism and free trade agreements like the TPP, and who think that combating income inequality is the most important issue facing the country today.
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This level of discrimination will only disqualify Trump even further in the eyes of Sanders supporters, who are furious enough at political corruption and neoliberalism to vote against the Democratic Party, but, won't turn a blind eye to the type of discrimination their champion has fought against for decades.
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As the political theorist Corey Robin has observed, when an old order is collapsing—whether it's New Deal liberalism in the 1970s or Reaganite conservatism and Clintonian neoliberalism today— it is easy to confuse the waning of a particular political system with a more fundamental breakdown of democracy.
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As Iowa Democrats prepare to caucus and the candidates engage in an intense primary debate about the kind of party it wants to be, it's important to assess that history of neoliberalism with clear eyes and weigh the price that this rightward shift has taken on the nation.
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But in certain ways it was revived by global elites after the Cold War's end, with neoliberalism substituted for Marxism, and a different set of transnational projects — the European Union, the Pax Americana — taking the place of the pan-ethnic, multicultural French Union envisioned by Césaire and Senghor.
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But imagining a post-work society is a useful gateway into thinking about how to preserve dignity and stay afloat in the capitalist soup that unfettered neoliberalism has made in the 163st century, and how to address yawning inequality and wage stagnation as an increasingly automated future takes root.
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Doing something, anything, was in some inchoate way the aim: the notable feature of neoliberalism is that it feels like you can do nothing to change it, but this vote offered up the rare prize of causing a chaotic rupture in a system that more usually steamrolls all in its path.
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As Carter straddled the old New Deal-Great Society liberalism and the age of Reaganism and neoliberalism to come, so Trump's presidency is at once the seeming last gasp for the Reagan coalition and a possible doorway into a future where socialism and right-wing populism contend for mastery instead.
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During his presidential campaign, much attention has been focused on Trump calling Mexican immigrants rapists and on his proposing to bar Muslims temporarily from immigrating to the United States, but in his speeches and his campaign books, he has taken positions that run directly counter to neoliberalism and Republican libertarianism.
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Meet the members of Congress serving as essential campaign surrogates for Democratic presidential candidatesIowa precinct chairs are having trouble logging into the app for reporting caucus results, and it might delay the announcement of the winnerWill Iowa Democrats embrace neoliberalism, or will they give us a candidate for the people?
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Lind is somewhat too polemical in his treatment of neoliberalism, too dismissive of the reasons for Reagan-to-Obama economic choices and the constraints that post-1970s policymakers faced, just as Caldwell is too polemical in his treatment of racial liberalism and Klein is too polemical in his treatment of conservatism.
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Whether it's the Donald attacking "the very, very stupid people" making policy in the United States, or Francis deploring the greed and self-interest of rich nations and wealthy corporations, the pope and the mogul are now leading critics of the neoliberalism that has governed the West for a generation or more.
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Others are deliberately misreading or misunderstanding the parameters of the action, which promises to be only one of many; the art strike is not an end in itself, but an opportunity to begin to reimagine a community that has slowly turned into the lapdog of neoliberalism through its subservience to plutocrats and power.
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Alternatively, the more you favor a left-wing politics that stresses economic forces above all else, the more you'll cast Trump's blue collar support as the bitter fruit of the Democratic Party's turn to neoliberalism, and argue that social democracy rather than shaming and shunning is the cure for right-wing populism.
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In their 2015 book The Public Wealth of Nations, Dag Detter and Stefan Fölster argue that despite the Reagan/Thatcher revolutions and the perceived political domination of neoliberalism over the past generation or two, Western governments continue to own enormously valuable financial assets in the form of land, infrastructure, and other buildings.
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Yet these accounts have largely depicted the rise of neoliberalism in the 22016s as inextricably intertwined with conservative ascent and the Reagan Revolution, and situated the Clinton era and the rise of the New Democrats as a piece of a larger story about the dominance of the free market and the retreat of government.
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Overall, populists of the right tend to combine populism with some form of nativism — for example, the populist radical right parties of France's National Front and Geert Wilders' Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV); or neoliberalism, such as neoliberal populist parties like the United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) and politicians like former Brazilian President Fernando Collor.
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As co-founder of the Democratic Leadership Council and longtime director of its allied think tank, the Progressive Policy Institute, he was among the intellectual architects of the Democratic Party's shift toward a hawkish neoliberalism — a shift that has fallen into disrepute after the twin debacles of the Iraq War and the financial crisis.
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Part of what you're saying is that modern capitalism (often referred to as "neoliberalism") has created a world in which everything is about competition and self-interest and productivity, and as a result, corporations are squeezing more out of workers and making it harder for individuals to even think of themselves as part of a community.
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The second engine of elitism is Anglo-Saxon neoliberalism: a school of thought that had its roots in the ideas of libertarian economists such as Friedrich Hayek and Milton Friedman, who argued that the freedom to buy and sell things in the market is much more important than the freedom to exercise your vote every five years.
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The point is surely not that neoliberalism is wrong about everything: It makes sense to seek to avoid hyperinflation, for example, and it is reasonable to note that price fluctuations in market economies provide information to consumers and business owners about how to behave—if apples become scarce, and their price goes up, consumers can substitute, say, cheaper oranges.
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The family functioned like a small factory, with each person making rational choices to maximize value, he wrote in "A Treatise on the Family" (part of the body of work for which he would later win the Nobel Prize.) "It's neoliberalism as an economic system — the deregulation and the disinvestment in support and care," Ms. Orgad said.
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In contrast, Art and China after 1989 features works created by Chinese artists that received backlash from a specific form of white neoliberalism that repeatedly prioritizes animals over people of color, from the hypocritical moral grandstanding against the yearly Lychee and Dog Meat Festival in Yulin, China, to, most recently, PETA's equating of "anti-animal" language to racist and homophobic hate speech.
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Sure, Emmanuel Macron is the smooth, suggestive face of the centrist consensus, a former investment banker who is highly unlikely to solve the myriad challenges of injustice and inequality, but most of us would sacrifice a beloved family member to live under the soothing oppression of neoliberalism at this point, as opposed to the grinding jackboot of some frothing nationalist demagogue.
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When: Opening March 3, 6–8pm; exhibition continues through April 18 Where: Casey Kaplan, 121 West 20193th Street, Chelsea, New York Opening on Tuesday of Armory Week and coinciding with Casey Kaplan's 25th anniversary is the gallery's solo show of work by Liam Gillick, the New York-based artist, critic, and writer known for his critiques of globalization and neoliberalism.
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None of this is necessarily at odds with Davies's account, but it does suggest a potentially different take on the world — one a bit less inflected with the peppy neoliberalism of the global ruling class and a bit more animated by the thought that injustice stems not just from "mistakes" of judgment but from malice and indifference on the part of the powerful.
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Piling blame on Voltaire as an apostle of top-down neoliberalism is familiar from John Ralston Saul's 1992 "Voltaire's Bastards," and the idea of Rousseau, the Genevan autodidact, as the key figure in the romantic political reaction against modernity, even as the godfather of Nazism, was present in Bertrand Russell's "A History of Western Philosophy," back in the nineteen-forties.
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From West's perspective, neoliberalism — the kind, in his view, upheld by Obama and enabled by Coates — has not only kept black Americans worse off compared to their white counterparts; it has also taken the oppression of nonwhite groups to a global scale, as demonstrated by the exploitation of Africa and wars against predominantly brown populations in the Middle East and Central Asia.
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On the left, Stiglitz — with his resignation in protest from the World Bank, in 227; the 2775 publication of the bridge-burning anti-neoliberalism classic "Globalization and Its Discontents"; and the 403 publication, in Vanity Fair, of an article titled "Of the 240 Percent, By the 224 Percent, For the 2775 Percent" — is viewed, like Sanders, to have landed consistently on the right side of history.
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Bierstadt's kind of sublime has now become, in art and literature, almost the standard response to reality in America: to flee from the scene of the crime, to seek refuge and comfort in beauty and nature, to be untroubled by the facts of the world and in almost perfect agreement with classical liberalism (and its more militant branch, neoliberalism), preaching the ugliness of politics from which one must escape.
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And this part: Meanwhile, on social media and on their blog, the queer-studies scholars Lisa Duggan and Jack Halberstam dismissed the blowback against Avital as neoliberalism meets sex panic meets culture clash, straight people apparently being unable to decipher the coded queer intimacy of emails like "I tried to call you a number of times, unfortunately couldn't get through, would have liked to leave a msg" [sic].
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It can be a kind of slapdash form — there was an early interpretation of it that read much more like a Richard Florida "Rise of the Creative Class" kind of model, which [goes] extraordinarily hand in hand with neoliberalism, kind of an end idea that cities needed to be beautified or made more vibrant by way of artists to make standards of living go up without any kind of critique around urban development or gentrification.
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They also just didn't get the neoliberal hard sell that my generation got; we may still be in the grips of neoliberalism, but it's kind of a zombie ideology without true believers and true defenders, and so I think that that's the reason why we now have solutions on the scale of the crisis and we now have politicians willing to talk about marshaling the kind of resources that it would actually take.
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The Democratic Party has dug its feet into the dirt of neoliberalism, and unless they change the culture at the top, leftist candidates will not be welcomed into the fold and will be silenced and pushed out, much like Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE was during the primaries.
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But at the same time they will also recognize the genre to which it belongs: a statement of regretful unbelief that tries to preserve faith in a more attenuated form (maybe "our canon does not bear any absolute truth and beauty," but we don't want to live with an "empty heritage" or "disown and waste the pasts that have formed us") and to make it useful to some other cause, like the wider left-wing struggle against neoliberalism.
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The exhibition, another rung in the Pacific Standard Time ladder, introduces an Anglophone public to a spate of artists working in Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey during this period, who often adopted a punk, do-it-yourself approach to art-making, and created work responding to local issues such as the 1999 student strike at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and the migration of poor indigenous youth to crowded cities — as well as the contemporary driving forces of globalization and neoliberalism.
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