The Great Recession can be blamed on neoliberal financial deregulation, the Eurozone crisis on neoliberal austerity, and the rise of Trump and right-wing extremists as a backlash to neoliberal free trade agreements and neoliberal indifference to rising inequality.
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"He allowed his commitment to neoliberal policies and a neoliberal worldview to undermine the possibility of greatness," Baraka said.
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The idea of a proud neoliberal is almost inconceivable in the year 2020, but three decades ago, Peters was an outright neoliberal evangelist.
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Yet we've seen neoliberal feminists either fail to acknowledge the pain and struggles these working-class communities suffer from, or, in the worst-case scenarios, have seen them support neoliberal privatization.
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I genuinely believe it can be achieved through neoliberal policies.
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The page Gnarly Neoliberal Memes offers the equivalent on Facebook.
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That would take courage in today's climate of neoliberal austerity.
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Kudos to whichever neoliberal masterminds came up with this system.
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He's a neoliberal throwback, not the future of the Democratic Party.
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It's part of a wider neoliberal move to destroy our communities.
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Economic: Why Austerity Kills, unbridled neoliberal "shock therapy" had a disastrous
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In this iteration, the term neoliberal was embraced not as opprobrium.
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The 2010s saw exactly the same thing with the neoliberal consensus.
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Bernie's candidacy absolutely shook the Democratic Party to its neoliberal roots.
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In Bucaram's case, voters revolted against his unpopular neoliberal reform policies.
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Is the neoliberal position the same as the neo-fascist position?
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My goal is not to "defeat" any ideology, neoliberal or otherwise.
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We live in a capitalist society, a neoliberal system of exploitation.
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"Singapore Station" is the unacknowledged destination of the neoliberal center's train.
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Politesse, civility, even pleasure — those were tools of the neoliberal oppressor.
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The neoliberal rhetoric was all about prosperity "trickling down" from above.
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Some European political scientists describe these as a "neoliberal consensus," but there has not really been consensus — it's more a case of a dominant or hegemonic view — and the term "neoliberal" has sometimes been applied indiscriminately.
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All of this has been supported by the hegemony of neoliberal ideology.
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America had become "the weakest link in the world's neoliberal chain," Brazilian
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But leave it to neoliberal corporate risk management to kill the vibe.
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Neoliberal ideology doesn't rely on evolutionary trappings, but keeps the core point.
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Both countries are rising up against "neoliberal" governments, claimed politicians and pundits.
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In the neoliberal view, this is how it is supposed to work.
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Trump, late-stage neoliberal capitalism, and people who don't value the arts.
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When Sim is condemning the effects of neoliberal policies, his book resonates.
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The most conservative elements of the MUD are Christian Democratic and neoliberal.
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Sanders, though, is obviously the ultimate threat to the Washington neoliberal establishment.
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But popes have also cautioned against capitalism, not least its neoliberal iteration.
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Dantas went on to praise Bolsonaro's neoliberal economic agenda and to question
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Once again: intellectuals — in this case an international cabal of "neoliberal" economists.
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Another key institution of the neoliberal union is the European Central Bank.
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The result was to consolidate and advance the neoliberal project in Britain.
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Chomsky: Fear, along with the breakdown of society during the neoliberal period.
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Clinton years start to look like part of a neoliberal-conservative consensus, as
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This is very neoliberal orientation: Citizens are no longer citizens; we are consumers.
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Can chemsex ever be more than a retreat from the "straight" neoliberal world?
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A (politically conservative) skepticism toward activist government is baked into the neoliberal cake.
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The neoliberal model indeed works phenomenally well for Chile's self-serving elitist few.
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Globalism is an ideology that prioritizes the neoliberal global order over national interests.
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Fitting in, in a neoliberal world, is to be well adjusted to injustice.
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Over the last three or four decades, it's been an astutely neoliberal economy.
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"The neoliberal experiment is completely dead," according to Sebastián Edwards, a Chilean economist.
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It was a neoliberal fantasy wrought of white guilt I had unknowingly absorbed.
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During the neoliberal era, the racial wealth gap did not fare much better.
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Then on top of all that, Sanders also embraces neoliberal-style deregulatory solutions.
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The blockage wasn't a neoliberal ideology that considered soaring inequality just or beneficial.
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If the political-economic context were different — well, I'm fundamentally a neoliberal shill.
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I think that neoliberal has weirdly become a pejorative all over the political spectrum.
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The Grindr chemsex fiend is one stereotype of young gay men in neoliberal London.
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He argues that it rested on three ideas shared by neoconservatives and neoliberal interventionists.
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It stood for the communitarian we, in opposition to the atomization of neoliberal individualism.
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And what if Clinton still shows signs of returning to her old neoliberal self?
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Here, Slobodian differs in illuminating ways from recent treatments of neoliberal ideas and action.
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He has promised new ideas to "dismantle the neoliberal model" and lift the poor.
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It's not that Danes and Swedes and Canadians ever loved their "neoliberal" market reforms.
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Stoller spends little time addressing libertarian antitrust supporters, neoliberal competition fiends, or socialist detractors.
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To reject any one of them was to risk being labeled a neoliberal sellout.
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" To which Hanna-Attisha adds "greed, anti-intellectualism and even laissez-faire neoliberal capitalism.
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There is no other way to achieve escape velocity from our broken neoliberal model.
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They pursued the neoliberal dream of globalization — one free market that covered the earth.
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The Shed is a lifeless, neoliberal trophy that emphasizes an artist's product over process.
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To me, someone like Beto is a viscerally off-putting neoliberal-on-a-skateboard.
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Even Democratic administrations have had to operate within what's often called the neoliberal consensus.
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He re-entered Parliament in 1977 as the head of the small Neoliberal Party.
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Team Rising describe the latest feud in the neoliberal wing of the 2020 primary.
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When it came to affirmative, forward-looking policy, the neoliberal framework also remained dominant.
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Lopez Obrador has blamed the Pemex problems on the "neoliberal" policies of previous governments.
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In the mid-1990s, neoliberal policies undid what was left of the leftist reforms.
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Are they historical novelties or vital symbols of resistance against a neoliberal new world order?
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Neoliberal Walter the Jeff Dunham dummy versus an "all growed up" Jeffy from Family Circus?
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RAVE's focus on how neoliberal governments turned counterculture into capitalism is hardly the whole story.
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There's r/neoliberal, which currently boasts over 20163,531 "free traders" and some unapologetically wonky commentary.
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Moderators of both groups admit that neoliberal is rarely used as a term of endearment.
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Neoliberal ideology maintains that the wealthy are wealthy because they are intelligent and work hard.
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But his attacks on the troika devolve into a sort of rant against neoliberal capitalism.
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First, many Sanders supporters regard him as a "neoliberal" for his ties to Wall Street.
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We also have seen the neoliberal Hillary Clinton falter and the antiglobalist Donald Trump triumph.
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The first overreaction was the so-called neoliberal era that was ushered in after 1989.
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History certainly belies the neoliberal idea that markets, if entirely "free," bring only political goodness.
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Neoliberal Lulz is on at Carroll / Fletcher, Eastcastle Street London now until April 2, 2016.
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I make the claim that in some ways Jimmy Carter was the first neoliberal president.
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There is the shared neoliberal-economic outlook with Trump, which bonded Reagan and Thatcher so well.
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Of course, it's entirely possible to support carbon taxes without buying into the larger neoliberal worldview.
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So in a matchup between idiot revanchism and a bloodless neoliberal status quo, idiot revanchism wins.
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Ultimately, political institutions of law, tradition, and sovereignty are viewed as nonsense from a neoliberal perspective.
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The national bank's governor, Gyorgy Matolcsy, has long prided himself on his opposition to "neoliberal economics".
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What Mélenchon sees is nothing short of a breakdown of the American-led neoliberal global order.
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Since the establishment of the neoliberal agenda, we've observed every aspect of our constitutional democracy diminished.
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Neoliberal ideas emerged from the ruins of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the early twentieth century.
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Orange became ubiquitous in Mexico's post-NAFTA, neoliberal '90s and, for Smith, came to represent consumerism.
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What is distinctive about our moment is the relative cowardliness of the liberal and neoliberal middle.
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New Zealand grapples with neoliberal pressures but is attempting to hold on to its social democracy.
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It's important to remember that the focus of black liberation work transcends typical neoliberal policy proposals.
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A National Front politician was denouncing the area's hard leftists as if they were neoliberal capitalists.
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The neoliberal fantasy that unfettered markets will deliver prosperity to everyone should be put to rest.
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"More broadly, the neoliberal policies implemented [are] at stake," a translated version of the petition reads.
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Under Blair, Labour embraced neoliberal economics alongside more traditionally liberal social policies, such as a minimum wage.
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No one should be confused about the dominance of the neoliberal framework over economic policymaking in America.
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The people who are really responsive here, she resonates for them because she is a neoliberal Democrat.
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Now Germany must decide: a neoliberal agenda with the FDP or a progressive agenda with the Greens.
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Parties scorned by Mr López Obrador as "neoliberal", which misgoverned Mexico before he took power, are demoralised.
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Gilmore describes Rotunno's views as a "neoliberal version of feminism" that emphasizes individual choice above all else.
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Joey: VICE itself is a great example of how punk can be co-opted by neoliberal forces.
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The historian Daniel Rodgers, meanwhile, argues that neoliberal means too many different things, and therefore not enough.
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Clintonian neoliberal centrism is on the way out, as the party moves toward Bernie Sanders's economic populism.
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Neoliberal policies of the last 30 years, he said, were responsible for economic crises, poverty and inequality.
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Rethinking capitalismFeloni: Do you see this as all part of a reaction against the neoliberal world order?
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A neoliberal model of eating was imported to supplant the naturally communitarian leanings of the Italian population.
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But increasingly, its residents distrust what comes next, distrust leadership, distrust the neoliberal policies that favor developers.
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His book intrigues because neoliberal capitalism is the context and critical object of Western leftist political art.
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The book's main target is the corruption of Italy's ruling class by decades of neoliberal economic policies.
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But I mention him because he is currently the darling of the white and black neoliberal establishment.
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For decades, Labour has been resolutely centrist, essentially offering a slightly kinder version of neoliberal consensus politics.
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So your term "investment" is to be taken quite literally at this moment in late, neoliberal capitalism.
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Over the course of the neoliberal era, economies around the world have become more and more unequal.
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After a generation of neoliberal policies, in 2014 they captured more than 20 percent of national income.
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I think it's correct to see the ACA as a neoliberal approach to expanding health insurance coverage.
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I doubt any of these people actually care though because they don't toe the neoliberal party line.
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The great gift of the neoliberal order is that we are perpetually in a state of emergency.
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While the paper, authored by Jonathan Ostry, the deputy director of the IMF's research department; Prakash Loungani, its division chief; and Davide Furceri, an economist, applauds the neoliberal agenda for a number of things, it also outlines two aspects of the neoliberal agenda that have failed to deliver.
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However, we'll need to be cautious not to fall into the neoliberal grooves left by the financial class.
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Artists also dealt with migration issues and the refugee crisis, which the neoliberal city completely fails to address.
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Others face runoffs against left-leaning activists or outsiders who campaigned against the city's business-first neoliberal agenda.
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Norway's populist Progress Party features a more traditional neoliberal economic focus, granting wider appeal as The Atlantic highlights.
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In a way, it sort of fits into a broader neoliberal structure being replicated all over the world.
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But it illustrates again how the neoliberal ideology has not delivered for a large fraction of the population.
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Those predisposed to consider Clinton some neoliberal sap might not agree, but this is actually a live ball.
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Both are the result of the long-term failure of neoliberal policies implemented by the major political actors.
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That is why our world is a more neoliberal one than it once was, and why it matters.
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Amlo's staunchly anti-neoliberal supporters rejected this nickname, but, ironically, Trump was right in more ways than one.
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He attacked the "colossal dishonesty" that he said had characterized the "neoliberal" policies of Mexico's last few governments.
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While countering this view, Chto Delat's film seems to argue with some alternative and neoliberal ideas as well.
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Britain's Brexit was secured by antiglobalist arguments, while support for the anti-neoliberal left-winger Jeremy Corbyn surged.
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Will it turn away from neoliberal Ayn Rand capitalism toward the sunny uplands of empathy, equality, and fairness?
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They're still major corporations at a time of neoliberal capitalism that are optimizing their products for shareholder value.
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Student activists argue that all these factors attest to a pattern of neoliberal privatization across the university system.
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Worcester is one of several cities and towns across Massachusetts where neoliberal economic policies haven't lifted most boats.
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It deployed an economic populism to match: an indigenous "Orbanomics" deemed superior to the supposed globalist neoliberal consensus.
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Neoliberal social policies have turned workers into precarious free agents, and when jobs disappear, things fall apart fast.
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The recent rise of right-wing populism indicates a widening crack in the neoliberal consensus of ideological centrism.
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The Ethicist My mother and my aunt are white neoliberal Democrats who are pretty set in their ways.
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The national populists take aim at the neoliberal economics that they claim are embedded in the EU's DNA.
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That last one is the top insult in this group — neoliberal shill, is how it would be phrased.
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And, according to fans of the podcast and movement, there are a lot of neoliberal shills out there.
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The neoliberal consensus that has guided British economic policy for the past three decades is now deeply unpopular.
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For Chait, the term neoliberal "now refers to liberals generally" and indiscriminately, regardless of what views they hold.
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Another change that "neoliberal" Democrats brought to the party was a less skeptical attitude toward the financial industry.
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"He represents the neoliberal wing that sounds militant about white supremacy but renders black fightback invisible," West wrote.
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I would say it's largely neoliberal, market-oriented, and market-regulation and tuning aimed at social democratic ends.
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The neoliberal museum has become normalized, he added, and the art world has become an engine of inequality.
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We have one institution that is under constant assault, constantly menaced by the neoliberal mandarins of the society.
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Activists have occupied Berlin's Volksbühne because of concerns that the "neoliberal" art world is taking over the legendary theater.
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I started identifying as neoliberal as a result of the San Francisco housing debates of the past eight years.
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If the neoliberal dispensation was good at producing jobs, though, it was no great help in guaranteeing their quality.
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That division was made more poisonous by the fact that the elite did very well in the neoliberal years.
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Michael Bloomberg is a billionaire neoliberal technocrat who clearly represents the 1 percent-dominated economy that Sanders's campaign opposed.
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Just recently the neoliberal Rahm Emanuel won the black vote in his re-election over the progressive Chuy Garcia.
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This focus on the body is a hallmark of the neoliberal ideology that colors Western public life more broadly.
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Besides this, there were murmurings of Documenta using neoliberal practices such as employing their own invigilators as art laborers.
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But in its base assumptions, the left's use of the phrase "liberal elite" unintentionally agrees with the neoliberal vision.
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This focus on the body is a hallmark of the neoliberal ideology that colours Western public life more broadly.
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This apparent dissonance may not feel like dissonance at all to a group raised comfortably under the neoliberal consensus.
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Solidarity politics has been rendered similarly difficult by a long-running divide-and-conquer campaign funded by neoliberal institutions.
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Neoliberal ideology seems to just follow these developments but not play a very important role in and of itself.
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Feminism is neoliberal, corporate, and commodified now, and this idea presents us with a whole new host of issues.
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TB: Some of these problems come from our side—the broad left—and some come from the neoliberal side.
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Once you've identified your herd's oppressor — the neoliberal order, the media elite, white males, whatever — your goodness is secure.
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But Labour's plans to restructure the economy represent a break with a neoliberal consensus of the past 30 years.
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For a generation, liberals have been content to marry neoliberal economic policies with the rhetoric of diversity and inclusion.
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But as a political project, Macronism is little more than rhetoric and hubris, backed up with conventional neoliberal policies.
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If the Democratic Party adheres to that neoliberal tradition begun 40 years ago, Kwak believes, all could be lost.
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He has also worked to replace the neoliberal vanguard that led the country toward bankruptcy during the financial crisis.
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And I heard Sanders' allies describe Biden as a bloodthirsty neoliberal warmonger who will return to militarism once elected.
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In the late '90s, leftist leaders intent on correcting the problems of the neoliberal era began to assume power.
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We fear that the European Union's authoritarian project of neoliberal integration is a breeding ground for the far right.
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This shouldn't have been too much of a surprise, as neoliberal policies had already wreaked havoc around the world.
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Now here comes the IMF, describing how a "neoliberal agenda" has spread across the globe in the past 22 years.
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I see the gap between our actual interests — protecting the environment — and the incentives guiding our civilization — neoliberal capitalism — growing.
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While the neoliberal flair for all things "inclusive" and ahistorical is at a global fever pitch, opera is literally dying.
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Rags-to-venture-capitalism is about as radical as Megyn Kelly gets, and the audience applauded her beautiful neoliberal moment.
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TOBY SANGEREconomistCanadian Union of Public EmployeesOttawa Globalisation is inevitable, but the current configuration favouring neoliberal politics and economics is not.
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The politics of this were, and remain, a compromise between the two predominant neoliberal concerns of national security and capital.
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Perhaps Andreessen said goodbye to all that because he could no longer handle seeing criticism of his neoliberal views.3.
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On areas as varied as trade, welfare austerity, and corporate and financial regulation, parties embraced, to varying degrees, neoliberal approaches.
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His Treasury Secretaries championed the neoliberal "Washington Consensus" on monetary policy, spreading capitalism and its accompanying prosperity throughout the world.
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And the infrastructure plan Bannon brags about here would benefit the very "globalist" neoliberal businesspeople that he claims to hate.
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But neoliberal America, it's worth noting, produces a lot more Isla Vista–style massacres than most other rich countries do.
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In 1947, Hayek established the Mont Pelerin Society in Switzerland, making it the institutional home for neoliberal thought and debate.
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Some of those early reforms, such as the introduction of a flat tax, hewed to a pro-market, neoliberal framework.
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These new forms are in fact the opposite of history; their aim is to give neoliberal expansion an imperial form.
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All you really learn is that the discredited neoliberal old guard that made the Trump presidency possible has learned nothing.
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"One version of the post-neoliberal future is anti-corporate, but it's also white nationalist and racially exclusionary," Wong said.
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Today, 25 years after transitioning into a neoliberal democracy, South Africa ranks among the most unequal countries in the world.
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"There's a whole neoliberal agenda," she said, referencing the received free-market wisdom that cutting public budgets spurs economic growth.
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The blackface guy and the dude whose neoliberal policies triggered the largest national strike in decades are laughing about Trump.
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For many years the group has opposed Lebanon's neoliberal economics, even as it found itself active participants of this system.
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He and his supporters wanted the document to shift markedly away from the neoliberal agenda previously set by moderate Democrats.
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The second problem is that neoliberals on right and left sometimes use identity as a shield to protect neoliberal policies.
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He has blamed the actions of the ratings agencies on what he calls the "neoliberal" policies of prior presidential administrations.
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Well, it's less about human nature and more about this neoliberal idea that markets should be less and less regulated.
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Greediness can and should be restrained, but the combination of neoliberal economic theory, deregulation, and globalization has actively encouraged it.
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The globalized neoliberal hell market has fully realized the flexibility of art, but we can use that flexibility as well.
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It was Thatcher, initially a Europhile (but edging towards Euroscepticism in her later years) who helped to launch this neoliberal revolution.
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The Social Democrats have turned against their own reforms, denouncing a neoliberal turn towards lower wages and away from social justice.
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The postal service was renationalised early in the presidency of Néstor Kirchner, who led a new wave of "post-neoliberal" populism.
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They reinforce neoliberal ideals, privileging the on-the-move individual whose time needs to be well spent— a neatly consumerist metaphor.
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Anyone still espousing this failed strategy — or the neoliberal ideology that undergirds it — should not be in charge of anything again.
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It's me and writer Anna Khachiyan and we do neoliberal critiques, with a focus on women's issues and Russian American affairs.
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Convinced that this "neoliberal" worldview has since been debunked, he says, Germans will march because they distrust markets, firms and globalisation.
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A neoliberal who's cozy with the monied elites of Wall Street and Silicon Valley, he's distrusted by many on the left.
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Chicago is a city that is ground zero of the neoliberal experiment led by Democrats over a long period of time.
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In the 1990s, at the urging of neoliberal economists, many countries wound down their traditional pay-as-you-go pension systems.
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In Italy, there have also been neoliberal reforms since the 1980s, but the most devastating was adopting the euro in 1999.
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The term "neoliberal" was adopted at the Walter Lippmann Colloquium, held in Paris in 1938, with Mises and Hayek in attendance.
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It's definitely been interesting to see a few tweets from Sanders supporters about how Bernie was a neoliberal shill all along.
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To me, Beto O'Rourke, with his corporate backing and neoliberal inclinations and Obama aide campaign chief, is way scarier then Sen.
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But the left's fractiousness, its complicated race-sexuality-class feuds, have an energy that's conspicuously absent closer to the neoliberal center.
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Where Judis is correct is that some aspects of the post-Cold War neoliberal consensus have not worked out as promised.
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Today's culture of selfies, influencers, side-hustles, the gig economy and the fetishization of entrepreneurs and C.E.O.s is all thoroughly neoliberal.
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Indeed, there was an anti-liberal movement: the neoliberal, Third Way program that sought to distance itself from the old liberalism.
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G.Y.: How do you think power functions through sites of commodification and marketization, logics that create problematic neoliberal mentalities and values?
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And David Leonhardt plays the "neoliberal shill," making the case for Amazon's job creation while worrying about big business run amok.
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Like many buzzy insults, the majority of the people using the word "neoliberal" can't agree on a definition of the term.
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Kerr's instrumental university provided something of a blueprint for the neoliberal university, now shorn of its public-spirited and egalitarian impetus.
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Does that mean that the goose is a countercultural reactionary, hoping to disrupt this peaceful socialist village and reinstate neoliberal values?
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The "end of the world" amendment is just one of many neoliberal measures being pushed through by Michel Temer, the president.
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As soon as Mr. Temer, who had been Ms. Rousseff's vice president, took office, he announced a series of neoliberal policies.
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In 1966, Robert Bork, a corporate lawyer associated with the neoliberal economists at the University of Chicago, authored a bizarre argument.
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Conversely, libertarian and neoliberal economic thinkers—some of whose ideas fueled lax antitrust enforcement—agree with Stoller that competition is paramount.
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In other words, Macron represents a neoliberal program that offers regressive "solutions" for France's problems of mass unemployment and economic stagnation.
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But most crucially, the show's neoliberal economics, where capitalism always wins, are increasingly out of touch with modern Democrats' policy dreams.
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Little exemplifies neoliberal governance better than paying a consulting firm $20 million to identify ways to more efficiently deport poor people.
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In the local consciousness, the concept of regional decline then became fused with that of European immigration, instead of neoliberal economics.
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People have been so successfully inculcated into neoliberal ideology that nobody thinks twice about feeling bad about not making enough money.
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"Most black politicians these days are neoliberal politicians, so it's almost natural for them to side with Hillary Clinton," he said.
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Paid Off's approach to the crisis, however timely and well-intentioned, slots neatly into the same neoliberal framework that birthed it.
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Neoliberal sellout globalism lives to fight another day in France; New Orleans decides that maybe monuments honoring racist terrorists are bad.
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Should we automatically assume that our current (post-sexual revolution, post-digital revolution, neoliberal, capitalist) cultural mores are the right ones?
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But more to the point, I've also learned that in leftist circles, getting deemed a neoliberal hack is the kiss of death.
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Perhaps this could be read as a knock against a neoliberal Democratic Party that took its white blue-collar support for granted.
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The party is described by Spaniards as "liberal," but in the US it would more likely be described as libertarian or neoliberal.
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"They are very neoliberal, they very much believe in the free market and low taxes," says Cas Mudde, an expert on populism.
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The independence movement is a coalition that includes radicals who think the EU is a neoliberal plot from which they seek liberation.
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Lopez Obrador has said Pemex was in ruins when he took office due to corruption and the neoliberal policies of previous administrations.
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Starting with the neoliberal "Opening" of the early 1990s, the oil industry has taken on an increasingly central role in the economy.
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But today, they are the most visible manifestation of neoliberal economic policies that have destroyed the livelihoods, hopes and dreams of millions.
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By the 1980s, Cold War America was instead the union-busting, tax-slashing, mill-closing Reaganite twin to Margaret Thatcher's neoliberal Britain.
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The rise of anti-democratic tendencies in Spain is deeply connected to the history of forcing neoliberal economic policies upon the people.
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One thing that the neoliberal pioneers possessed that contemporary liberals might take heed of, however, was an ethos of redesign and innovation.
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Lots of woke progressive executive orders while kowtowing to Wall Street and the neoliberal class in every other area of his presidency.
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If neoliberal thinkers once appeared to be losing the battle for the postwar order, they have enjoyed many victories in recent decades.
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"He continued, saying, "Most black politicians these days are neoliberal politicians, so it's almost natural for them to side with Hillary Clinton.
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Yet such is power of the neoliberal narrative, that the economics we teach today has hardly changed from that taught by Buchanan.
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Its advocates see it as a cornerstone of Mexico's opening to the world; its detractors, as a neoliberal tool of imperialist gringos.
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We're very, very much on this precipice of not just evil and neoliberal capitalism that we've been living in, but actually fascism.
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In response to this bold new agenda for a more equal, just, and democratic society, neoliberal centrists have expressed distaste and fear.
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To Macao, this is indicative of an underlying ideological motivation to redevelop Milan in line with a neoliberal vision of property investment.
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" In The Guardian, Gary Younge wrote that Trump "represents the incoherent, inchoate and ill-informed rage against the fallout of neoliberal globalization.
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At least among the current neoliberal order's dissidents, More's imagination continue to inspire, 500 years after he shared it with the world.
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But a rejection of neoliberal thinking isn't just developing on the left — there's also a growing strain of it on the right.
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A quarter-century after the post-Cold War zenith of liberal democracies and neoliberal economics, illiberalism and authoritarianism are on the march.
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Ross Douthat channels the "neoliberal shill" case for Sanders as a party unifier who can keep the Democrats' leftmost flank on board.
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We continue to ponder whether charges of being a neoliberal will hurt him, and whether his passion sometimes comes across as overdramatic.
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His response is to say that the institutions were created by "snobs" to serve neoliberal interests — and to fill them with loyalists.
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Pasa, ahora mismo, en los ejemplos más exitosos de los modelos supuestamente opuestos: el neoliberal en Chile y el progre en Bolivia.
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It is globalization that needs to be reformed, as well as neoliberal economic policy and the whole drive toward deregulation, not immigration.
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A Gen-X poet and former Women's Studies major, Costa drops casual references to neoliberal capitalism running amok into discussions of multiple topics.
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The problem is that countries around the world are governed by neoliberal institutions that are designed to make the world safe for capitalism.
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Giving money directly, rather than to providers like the nurseries, cuts out corruption, he says (it also happens to be a "neoliberal" approach).
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Neoliberal policies of global free trade and unregulated markets were embraced, and the US was suddenly facing competition from all over the globe.
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Clinton was the final lifeline to a neoliberal bubble built by the Clintons and many others—that finally popped on November 8th, 2016.
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But the Democrats will also need new leadership that is willing to provide an alternative to the past four decades of neoliberal failure.
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China rejected the neoliberal policies of an "independent central bank," indiscriminate opening to international trade and investment, and rapid privatization of state companies.
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In Spain, the popular reaction to the neoliberal agenda really began on 15th of May in 2011 with the 15-M/ Indignados occupation.
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"The purpose of this endorsement is to make sure a neoliberal does not win the nomination," explained CPDA co-president Jennifer Epps-Addison.
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However fractious and internally contradictory neoliberal thought may be, and however overused it can be as a term, it is describing something real.
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Policy makers under the thrall of neoliberal economic philosophy put stock in the notion that markets could be trusted to bolster social welfare.
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But some progressives view him as a dreaded "neoliberal," and some may see him as a bit over-dramatic (see his "Spartacus" moment).
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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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In Britain there has since been a seamless procession of neoliberal leaders in the main parties, all high priests of the new faith.
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"In a philosophic framework we have to have a critique of where neoliberal and neoconservative foreign policy has gotten us," he told me.
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The governor made his argument deploying the progressive rhetoric he has turned to increasingly as his neoliberal leanings have become less politically expedient.
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And to achieve his ultimate goal of returning Labour to power and reversing decades of neoliberal policies, Mr. Corbyn needs a united party.
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"The communists complain that the group is too neoliberal, and the market urbanists complain that the group is too communist," Ms. Eldred said.
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Todo esto se logró al amparo de un experimento neoliberal que no se dio con la misma profundidad en ninguna otra democracia latinoamericana.
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You have all heard the underpinnings of this idolatry: "God Bless America," which I see as the words of a bankrupt neoliberal theology.
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In his inaugural address, he thumbed his nose at decades of neoliberal rule and promised a sweeping political and economic transformation of Mexico.
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He fulminates against Mr Macri's "neoliberal" policies, including the IMF agreement, while reassuring voters that he is not like his divisive running-mate.
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Since then, we've gradually given ourselves over to this neoliberal idea that the state only exists in order to secure the free market.
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" It also continued to defend neoliberal policies, on the basis that "the people running the system, not the system itself, are to blame.
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Dijo que la sociedad mexicana "cayó en una decadencia, fue un proceso de degradación progresivo que tuvo que ver con el modelo neoliberal".
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The shift to the right in Western politics is a revolt against the neoliberal coalitions that have governed since the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Eventually, however, the neoliberal ideology extended its tentacles into every area of policy and even social life, and in its third stage, overextended.
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And there's a "neoliberal" (usually English-speaking) version, which is what you get in countries like Canada, New Zealand and the United States.
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The convenient self-delusion of the "neoliberal" decades was that you could strengthen both national democracy (including welfare-state capitalism) and transnational policymaking.
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I tried to tie it in with neoliberal economic theory, which is been more or less the dominant theory for 30 years now.
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The problem with the internet is that it can obscure the failings of neoliberal economic systems and the continued oppression of marginalized groups.
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After all, in today's neoliberal, late capitalist times, employers everywhere strip employee benefits to the bone in an endless quest for maximum productivity.
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Before long it's suddenly 5AM and between increasingly thin lines you're telling strangers your theories on where post-neoliberal British politics goes next.
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Of the dozens of responses I received, here are six that best capture what it means to be a proud neoliberal in modern America.
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When Bernie Sanders accuses Hillary Clinton of not being a real progressive, he's really saying that she is a neoliberal sellout like her husband.
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Swift will never, ever be the nasty woman of our left-to-neoliberal political dreams, and no amount of subtweeting will ever change that.
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However, the Liberal Party's preference for neoliberal, market-based solutions (this predates Turnbull's leadership though he is a particularly enthusiastic supporter) caused some stumbles.
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The work of Northwestern Doctoral Candidate Theodore Foster and what he describes as "neoliberal civil rights memory" has been helping me think through this.
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Egypt, he laments, suffers from the "deep-rooted international patterns of privileged accumulation and mass dispossession" that are a direct result of neoliberal capitalism.
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Thomas Piketty, no neoliberal squish, thinks 83 percent is the absolute highest marginal rate the UK could productively impose on the top 1 percent.
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Both candidates, Marie Le Pen from the right-wing National Front, and neoliberal Emmanuel Macron, have championed policies that tech interests won't find favorable.
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You have a real quintessential example of how the neoliberal system works today, where the highest form of culture and war are tied together.
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Against these proposals, libertarian and neoliberal economists theorize that workers somehow suffer from provisions that would secure their dignity, autonomy, and voice at work.
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Neoliberal economic policies, often associated with conservative Republicans, appealed to iconoclastic Democrats like Brown, who were hostile to bureaucracy and skeptical of establishment institutions.
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Trump's attacks on illegal immigrants have a hard edge of xenophobia, but he is addressing an issue that is integral to the neoliberal framework.
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There's plenty about this to cheer — the neoliberal Democratic Party didn't do nearly enough to try to arrest growing income inequality, among other shortcomings.
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As the political philosopher Urs Marti has pointed out, Nietzsche sometimes sounds less like a proto-Nazi than like a neoliberal or a libertarian.
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Who is suggesting that the worker's church's theology is possibly a hate crime, and what does that have to do with the neoliberal takeover?
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The firm represents a sort of neoliberal amorality common among 1 percenters who don't want to own up to the consequences of their actions.
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But it might just be Social Democracy taken out of the freezer, where it had been placed by the neoliberal left in the 1990s.
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Lopez Obrador has blamed "neoliberal" policies of his predecessor Enrique Pena Nieto for the deterioration of Pemex, once the symbol of Mexican self-reliance.
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He embraced the neoliberal economics of the generals and was endorsed by the secular, westernized business barons who did not mind his religious conservatism.
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I also tried to approach my foreign policy in a thoroughly realist manner, as various neoconservative and neoliberal wonks often claim to be doing.
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While Howard and Abbott had campaigned with a combination of neoliberal (free-market) economic policy and social conservatism, Turnbull's campaign focused more on economic policy.
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In fact, populism doesn't have a specific economic program and has been combined with both neoliberal (Italy's Silvio Berlusconi) and socialist (Bolivia's Evo Morales) agendas.
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Announcing Herrera's appointment, Lopez Obrador said Urzua had been uncomfortable with decisions upending what the president frequently calls Mexico's neoliberal era, dating from the 1980s.
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It is entirely plausible, from a neoliberal perspective, that the state might seek to regulate something like labor flows, to serve certain strategic economic goals.
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It'll also mean embracing the type of full-throated economic populism that the party has shied away from ever since its post-McGovern "neoliberal" turn.
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With the demise of a three-decade liberal era in the 1970s and the rising power of neoliberal ideology, Bork's book found a ready audience.
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On the left, the sharpest bolt of opprobrium one can hurl is "neoliberal"—a term that makes little distinction between Bill Clinton and Augusto Pinochet.
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The economic growth and employment benefits of tax cuts lack robust theoretical and empirical credibility, and are disputed even by economists committed to neoliberal capitalism.
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Then she describes how events in the past decade—from the GFC to the recent slump in oil prices—have bared holes in neoliberal thinking.
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Neoliberal policies and the infinite greed of the one percent ruling elites, with the complicity of the governments, are responsible for this crisis of humanity.
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Raza's show, while addressing the far-reaching effects of Western neoliberal imperialism, focuses more on the remedial nature of artistic resistance, and even celebrates it.
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Despite her mentorship of Alan Greenspan, who would eventually become the chairman of the Federal Reserve, Rand was "not exactly a neoliberal herself," Duggan writes.
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Then the platform veers into stranger territory (thanks to Jeremiah Johnson, host of The Neoliberal Podcast and a Yang skeptic, for flagging these to me).
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Then there were the tomes about globalization (including my own, I admit), detailing the West's unfettered pursuit of neoliberal policies that abetted all this unfairness.
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Above all, he has to redraw the boundaries of the neoliberal overclass to include not just oligarchs but also liberal-minded educated people in general.
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If the experiment of neoliberal multiculturalism has taught us anything, it's that institutional discrimination is incredibly resilient when faced with the politics of increased visibility.
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The neoliberal embrace of individualism and opposition to "the collective society," as Margaret Thatcher put it, also had perverse consequences for social and political life.
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Critics argue that this is "neoliberal identity politics," and it gives its proponents the space to perpetuate the policies of deregulation, privatization, liberalization, and austerity.
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But it's also about how the structures that supported the American dream were systematically dismantled by 22010 years of unchecked capitalism and neoliberal political policies.
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This is, in part, because the early Chavista governments rammed home the idea that increasing the cost of gasoline would be pandering to neoliberal economics.
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What neoliberal theorists from Milton Friedman onward have done is to campaign fairly exhaustively for monitoring of stock markets and economic markets to be reduced.
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A profound commentary on rapid neoliberal development within a Communist context, Nguyen's work captures the dream of finding harmony in a city of harsh juxtapositions.
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"From the late 22008s to 220, neoliberal ideas held hegemonic sway among the Democratic elite," argues the Week's Ryan Cooper — thereby sapping the party's electoral support.
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It's true that many neoliberal, corporate Democrats were complicit in voting for laws like the Patriot Act and the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act.
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So the new left fixation on a carbon tax is at least facially peculiar, since, it seems to me, the policy issues from classically neoliberal instincts.
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The Democratic Party even took a partial neoliberal turn under the administration of President Bill Clinton, which enacted NAFTA and decided not to regulate financial derivatives.
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But a lot of it, I think, is a set of failures in our current reality, in our kind of neoliberal consensus, that is breaking down.
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Moss faults neoliberal avarice, which has been beckoned to New York's neighborhoods by the siren call of (usually white) artists and the gentrification that follows them.
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N.L.: On that point, you suggest that climate change cannot be properly challenged with the tools or "innovations" of the neoliberal, capitalist system that caused it.
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Luis Chiriboga, the former Ecuadorian federation president, was running Deportivo Quito when he was elected city councilman on a neoliberal Christian Social Democrat ticket in 1992.
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But with the neoliberal era coming to a close, four months from now [when the party picks its nominee], you watch how the shift sets in.
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Together, they can see through the fog of neoliberal policies that have at once shaped their lives and depoliticized their struggles, and take back their power.
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Be it under the slogan of America's "benevolent global hegemony," the neoconservative version, or "the indispensable nation," the neoliberal variant, the party in power scarcely matters.
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The film as well offers a fresh alternative to the neoliberal academic approach that is exemplified by many academic conferences organized around the Red October centennial.
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This account of reality, which I've certainly repeated, explains why the Democratic Party has moved from the Bill Clinton neoliberal center to the Bernie Sanders left.
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Mr. West, who described Mr. Biden as a "neoliberal centrist," responded with his own question, wondering why "brother Bernie" wasn't getting more support among "chocolate" voters.
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In Flint, the fiery Harvard professor Cornel West, a Sanders surrogate, wound up the crowd by accusing Mr. Biden of being "a neoliberal," eliciting hearty boos.
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I will again locate art in a future Chinese-dominated context, and historicize neoliberal capitalism, in a performance-toast at a Thanksgiving dinner in Hong Kong.
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Their resentment was rooted in the policies of technocratic elites, who as ardent followers of neoliberal orthodoxy promised that Hungary would catch up with the West.
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Since the early 1990s, the state, strapped for cash, has reversed its condemnation of neoliberal capitalism in favor of million-dollar joint ventures with foreign investors.
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This could move markets as the former Mexico City mayor plans to champion a turn against neoliberal economics and pursue greater state involvement in the economy.
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Over the years, anarchists have also backed a spectrum of causes, such as opposing "neoliberal" education reform or campaigning against the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens.
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The fact that they are regarded as 'extreme' is a comment on the shift to the right of the whole political spectrum during the neoliberal period.
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She attributed the economy's comeback in that decade to a "neoliberal recipe for growth," whose ingredients included market solutions, fiscal discipline, liberalization of trade and deregulation.
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Every single idea I just mentioned comes from the American Enterprise Institute or Brookings or some other institution derided as being part of the neoliberal elite.
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We decided that our mission, celebrating the year's best long-form journalism, is more important than the staid and stifling morality of patriarchal bourgeois neoliberal society.
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The project struck a nerve with some critics who either lightly teased Loom's effortlessly tasteful environs or launched into full-on attacks on its neoliberal leanings.
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In discussing the "black elite leadership" that has tried to fit into "a neoliberal world," West cited "[d]ear brother Ta-Nehisi Coates" as an example.
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There are also well-intentioned educators in schools across the country that are teaching mindfulness but lack any analysis of neoliberal reform in our education system.
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Now, of course, the mode tends to be sped up, because in the neoliberal university, if you don't produce you don't get tenure, blah blah blah.
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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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The process of collective placemaking might also serve to counteract the atomization and isolation that neoliberal capitalism and its financial crisis have fostered in the developed world.
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Instead of delivering growth, some neoliberal policies have increased inequality and have not delivered as expected, according to a recent report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
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The Economist: But you criticise, several times in the book, the–I don't like the world "neoliberal"–but the view that identifies liberalism purely with the market.
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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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In some progressive circles, being a "neoliberal" is, as others have astutely observed, "the left's favorite insult," a handy catchall for everything that's wrong with the world.
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This neoliberal turn also led Democrats to embrace technocratic policy as an engine for social change: markets, not governments, would solve the major challenges of our time.
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Now a neoliberal economic platform is the one issue on which a growing field of candidates for the center-right Republicans' primary planned in November all agree.
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To name just one issue: How does it square with the neoliberal championing of free trade, an issue in which Trump campaigned to the left of Clinton?
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Storr argues that this uncompassionate edge of self-esteemery dovetails with the economic ideas of Ayn Rand and the competitive individualism of her followers in neoliberal politics.
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As a senator from 22004 to 22014, he was one of the very few lawmakers in Parliament to openly criticize the neoliberal transition from socialism to capitalism.
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Ever since the revolt demolished the certainties of Chile's exceptionalism as an oasis of neoliberal success in the Latin America, he has been living two parallel lives.
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The Freedom Party's ideological eclecticism — calling itself the "social homeland party" and appealing to workers, despite a neoliberal economic program — proved a strength rather than a weakness.
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If that makes him a malicious "neoliberal," then what kind of monsters must be governing the euro states of neighboring Spain (42 percent) and Germany (44 percent)?
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Over the past decade, there has been an increasingly popular reaction against the neoliberal world order that&aposs reigned in the West for the past 40 years.
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Leftists are correct that neoliberal faith in the market was far too devout; conservatives are right that liberals have been too inattentive to the importance of community.
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Manjoo writes: Obama's biggest ideas were neoliberal: The Affordable Care Act, his greatest domestic policy achievement, improved access to health care by altering private health-insurance markets.
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That's the sort of bloodless neoliberal platitude that only works if you believe that mental ill health is a mysterious phenomenon blooming spontaneously in a sick mind.
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The financial crisis of 2008-09 and the decades-long stagnation of middle-class wages shattered the neoliberal faith that loosely regulated markets naturally bring widespread prosperity.
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I am probably an outlier among neoliberal and neoclassical economists in thinking that most of that shedding — US job shedding that exceeded German job shedding — was bad.
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In the U.S., the neoliberal era was launched "big league" by President Ronald Reagan, a Republican, but President Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonThe magic of majority rule in elections The return of Ken Starr Assault weapons ban picks up steam in Congress MORE, a Democrat, became a co-owner by bringing us NAFTA, the World Trade Organization (WTO), financial deregulation and other neoliberal structural reforms that have done permanent damage.
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The label of "neoliberal shill" is often lobbed at mainstream Democrats like Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, along with French president Emmanuel Macron and Canadian heartthrob Justin Trudeau.
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Just open up Reddit and peruse the r/neoliberal community to find tons of folks so enthusiastic about the ideology; they even have their own genre of memes.
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Some of the Democrats running for president, quietly, aren't big fans of Barack Obama: They think he was too corporate, too neoliberal, too eager to compromise with Republicans.
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In these heavily Republican districts, the most successful Democratic challengers have been moderate centrists: wealthy business owners who are socially liberal but economically conservative; in other words, neoliberal.
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"Increasingly, high-ranking officials of this administration are ... trying to blame Cuba for all the region's ills," he said, adding that they stemmed instead from "ruthless neoliberal policies".
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The former Mexico City mayor promises an end to what he calls neoliberal projects and has targeted 4 percent growth by the end of his six-year term.
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By "post-democracy," Mouffe means the imposition of a firm consensus by all traditional parties, despite the façade of a two-party system, in favor of neoliberal globalization.
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Over the past five years, elections in Argentina, Chile, Brazil, Colombia, El Salvador and Peru have swept conservative, free-market, free-trade, neoliberal parties or leaders into office.
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The assumption underlying the neoliberal worldview is a sociological one, namely that we live under conditions of modernity, where the fabric of human existence is constantly being remade.
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This piece is excerpted from Liberalism in Neoliberal Times (Goldsmiths Press) edited by Alejandro Abraham-Hamanoiel, Des Freedman, Gholam Nhiabany, Kate Nash, and John Petley, out this month.
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Instead of insisting on Bretton Woods-era neoliberal economic solutions for the world, the US-led West could have attempted to distribute wealth more evenly across the globe.
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Far-left populists have demanded a re-examination of the neoliberal economics of free trade and limited regulation, while resisting efforts to deconstruct the social democratic welfare state.
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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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Clinton ran against Obama in a bitter campaign in 2008, and many of Sanders's most fervent supporters think he's a weak-kneed neoliberal sellout tool of Wall Street.
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I started to think to think about what we call "pop music" now, and how it's basically as old as contemporary neoliberal capitalism—it starts roughly around 1980.
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At times it seems to be slipping into a satirical take on the new-money, cluelessly neoliberal, mostly white community that's grown up around Seattle's exploding tech scene.
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We've heard about Oprah the entrepreneur, Oprah the celebrity, Oprah the champion of holistic medicine and the enabler of anti-vaccine paranoia, even Oprah the neoliberal (don't ask).
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At least among the current neoliberal order's dissidents, we can safely state that More's utopian imagination continue to inspire, 500 years after he shared it with the world.
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In the U.S., the gospel of free trade has been a tenet of the "neoliberal consensus" that has guided foreign policy for the better part of three decades.
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The rise of the worker wellness program, along with the visceral backlash to it, has revealed the limits and small humiliations of this neoliberal approach to health care.
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The word "neoliberal" has become a favored pejorative in the years since the 2016 presidential election — an insult that people love to hurl at each other on Twitter.
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Desde que las protestas demolieron las certezas del carácter excepcional de Chile como un paraíso de éxito neoliberal en América Latina, Pablo ha estado viviendo dos vidas paralelas.
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The largesse from EU funds and the neoliberal transitions to market economies has gone disproportionately to urban centers, the highly educated and mobile, western regions, and younger people.
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"NEOLIBERAL PARADIGM" But the reforms cut deeply into the buying power of ordinary people and public opinion is divided in Poland over Balcerowicz and the polices he introduced.
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Design-build can work for infrastructure and certain other sorts of projects, but it is at heart a neoliberal solution with a legacy of churning out mediocre designs.
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With capitalism afflicted by an unresolvable structural crisis, fresh populist consent had to be mobilised – often through moral panics about immigrants – for the imposition of harsh neoliberal policies.
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" The way he understands it, in the United States, "the major weakness in the term 'neoliberal' is that it encompasses the majority of all sides in a political debate.
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New, neoliberal conceptions of individual freedoms (especially in the realm of technology use) are oversupported in direct opposition to protections realized through large-scale organizing to ensure collective rights.
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In Europe, it can be interpreted to include figures of the center-right like Angela Merkel and centrists like Emanuel Macron When did you start identifying as a neoliberal?
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Crouch suggests that DPD's former practices exemplify a neoliberal dream of "employment": the employer has no responsibility to its workers, but has the power to discipline and penalise them.
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Most of the activists that I know well talk about that neoliberal atomization as the greatest obstacle that they have to deal with, not Israeli bullets or tear gas.
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" The gallery Carroll/Fletcher's ongoing Neoliberal Lulz show features objects like Constant Dullaart's DullTech™ Media Player, designed to work "on all screens and syncs without problems or cables.
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How can love in a Syrian context be usefully translated into a Western one, where love and freedom are packaged and imagined largely in personal, apolitical, neoliberal consumer terms?
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Donald Trump's campaign has partly been a cri de coeur against a neoliberal consensus that had favored trade deals at the expense of manufacturing jobs in the United States.
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Americans are more critical of free trade, a central tenet of neoliberal ideology, but a 2016 Washington Post poll found that 67 percent admit they don't care either way.
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López Obrador, an early opponent of NAFTA, has voiced disdain for what he calls "the neoliberal period" of 85033 to 2018 and the top priorities of that period's administrations.
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It's not a coincidence to me that pop music as we understand it now emerged about the time that neoliberal late-stage capitalism starts, roughly in the early '80s.
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Quinn Slobodian provides exactly that in Globalists, showing how neoliberal ideas grew from particular historical circumstances to global influence, while also correcting certain misconceptions about neoliberalism's meaning and goals.
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And where we're at, in my point of view, is in this toxically neoliberal moment that is incredibly hostile toward anything that has a logic outside of the market.
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Set against the cultural and political upheavals in China in the late 80s and early 90s, the narrative is at once a story about love, loss, and neoliberal capitalism.
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It seems to me that the goal isn't to defeat neoliberal ideology, but rather to try to recreate the working-class political movements that help make shared prosperity possible.
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That prosperity is often credited to Germany's early embrace of neoliberal economic programs, versions of which are now being snapped into place even by President Emmanuel Macron of France.
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I know that it hurts people's feelings when they get called a "neoliberal shill," but, frankly, I think it's actually indicative of a very positive phenomenon, which is confidence.
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Anyone who studies economists like Milton Friedman and other neoliberal economists who exploded in popularity around that time knows that for them choice is everything, it's the only thing.
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The argument has been made that the Guggenheim Foundation is mass marketing a universal commodity (contemporary art) for local audiences, which is essentially a neoliberal version of cultural colonialism.
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He found a group of Catholic conservative intellectuals who argue that social conservatism is the only viable alternative to neoliberal cosmopolitanism and who are all fans of Bernie Sanders.
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Beer brands, such as Castello and Headmaster, then become part of everyday consumption, particularly for individuals who continue to be disenfranchised under informal neoliberal economic structures in West Africa.
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A veces lo personal es muy político, pero otras, suponer que lo político es lo privado solo lleva a un narcisismo de las pequeñas diferencias propio del individualismo neoliberal.
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In the eyes of many, the driving forces behind the growth during the "neoliberal" era after the fall of the Berlin Wall have been greed, egoism and social irresponsibility.
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It'd be interesting to compare an idealized neoliberal agenda to an idealized left agenda, but you can't do that by looking at the few policies that survived the filibuster.
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It is perhaps cosmic justice that, four decades later, the movement to turn back the neoliberal model is fueled by righteous anger unleashed by Trump's election to the presidency.
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I started identifying as neoliberal during the 2016 Democratic primary because both candidates were a bit too far left for my taste, and I wanted a different label for myself.
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Leaving Sanders supporters' criticism of neoliberal sellouts to one side, a labor-liberal alliance committed to both economic and social liberalism remains the party's center of gravity and ideological anchor.
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In reality, what's advancing in Istanbul is a neoliberal idea of the city — the result of massive urbanization and social cuts applied by a conservative government close to political Islam.
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Neoliberal economic reforms have ensured that elected officials must focus their political energy on keeping their territories attractive to outside investment, namely bondholders, which means keeping their credit rating high.
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First, it's a gigantic blow against the neoliberal economic view that has dominated America and the world since the formation of the unholy alliance between Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher.
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For one, the Democrats changed their policies, with Bill Clinton as the standard bearer for a new pro-business, neoliberal centrism that sought to win over the growing professional classes.
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The Liberal Democrats have paid for the neoliberal enthusiasm that took them into coalition with David Cameron's Conservatives in 19853; having boasted 57 MPs then, they now have just eight.
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Turnbull's neoliberal support for market forces and public sector cuts has been broadly supported in the Liberal Party since the 1980s, but is apparently no longer so popular with voters.
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" Almost immediately after he was elected, however, Fujimori returned from a meeting in Washington and announced that he was enacting a host of neoliberal reforms, which was later dubbed "Fujishock.
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Since the turn of the millennium countless books have appeared, from scholarly works to popular biographies, broadly endorsing Marx's reading of capitalism and its enduring relevance to our neoliberal age.
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And they saw it as an anti-democratic attempt to seize control over Britain's economic policy from the people and place it in the hands of neoliberal bureaucrats in Brussels.
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It is far safer, from a neoliberal perspective, to view all spheres of human conduct as economic and to remodel political or cultural spaces around the example of the market.
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Slobodian's argument relies less than MacLean's on revealing a dark-money conspiracy and is more attuned to the shifting interests that created the trade regimes of a more neoliberal world.
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When leftist pundits argue that there is a stark difference between true progressive policies and "neoliberal" band-aids, this war tax proposal is precisely what we mean by the latter.
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One of them holds that Trump rose to power because a large slice of the electorate was left behind by the neoliberal agenda of free trade and tech-sector hegemony.
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The neoliberal order that established the policies that we have today was conceived for good reason: The opposing ideology, which was communism and Stalinism, did some really horrible things, right?
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The results are in, and they have been for a long time: The neoliberal status quo is a disaster for Democrats, but more importantly, it's a disaster for the country.
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Trump's surprise victory over Hillary Clinton provoked an existential crisis—and a desire for approaches that broke from the neoliberal approach that Democrats had taken for the previous three decades.
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"There can be no moral justification for this behaviour beyond the discredited neoliberal dogma that if everyone maximizes their selfishness, the world will somehow be a better place," Hanauer writes.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Oscar-nominated actor Viggo Mortensen called Argentina's president a "neoliberal braggart" on Wednesday in a video supporting leaders of the national film industry who fear funding cuts.
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However, contrary to what many neoliberal commentators in India and the West hoped for, Mr. Modi is far from alchemizing the passions of left-behind Indians into spectacular economic growth.
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As the late '70s gave way to the aggressively neoliberal '80s, and the art world became increasingly asphyxiated by commerce, artists reacted to the turning of their creation into capital.
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Then, starting in the 1970s, Lind says, what he calls the neoliberal "managerial elite" challenged this power-sharing and began turning the country into a casino where it always won.
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The neoliberal consensus, shared by both Republicans and Democrats alike over the past few decades has been that so-called 'free trade' is the solution to economic growth in American.
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Critics seized on that funding to claim that Trauss, were she not a shill for developers, was a tout for the reterritorialization of the cities by tech-fueled neoliberal capital.
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It already revealed how a networked elite, consisting of neoliberal globalizers and liberal internationalists as well as neoconservative intellectuals, had amassed unaccountable influence while becoming a service class for politicians.
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The solutions of the neoliberal era offer no serious ideas for how to restitch the fraying social fabric, in which people are increasingly tribal, divided, and disconnected from civic community.
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If, say, the stimulus was too small because Obama was a market-fetishizing neoliberal rather than a far-sighted leftist, simply replacing him with a leftist will solve the problem.
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It's an aesthetic closely associated with the 1980s writ large, wherein Reaganism and neoliberal economic policies allowed companies to get bigger and individuals to get richer regardless of the cost.
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Around the world, blue laws are widely practiced: Most of France until recently was covered by restrictive Sunday laws, but President Emmanuel Macron's neoliberal government has opened up Sunday shopping.
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Your book talks a lot about space, arguing that neoliberal political agendas see Roma as a surplus population to be evicted from valuable land, driving them into impoverished, ghettoized communities.
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And, yes, the fence is emblematic of this neoliberal agenda in the United States and the idea that one can purchase safety, privacy, and freedom if you have the means.
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Artists were central to Occupy Wall Street and helped to put the plights of distant victims of neoliberal policies and practices onto the front page of the New York Times.
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This is more evidence that left-wing populism may not be the most effective response to right-wing populism, and that the "neoliberal" center-left is very far from dead.
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While Warren may persuade some progressives to accept Clinton as a clearly superior choice in the general election, others may merely be convinced that this proves Warren is a neoliberal sellout.
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He doesn't plan on actually winning; his goal is to simply make it to the debates so he can challenge contenders on their neoliberal policies in favor of more leftist ones.
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Without insisting on more than donations from the rich, the traditional companionship of human rights movements with neoliberal policies will give rise to the allegation that the two are in cahoots.
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Our neoliberal system of private enterprise and corporate-structured non-profits could trap us if we do not address it directly and respond to the conflicting interests it has set up.
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I hold myself back enough to operate and even succeed in neoliberal America: I move countries, go to grad school, teach, publish, run a few times a week, occasionally quit smoking.
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In particular, the hedge, linchpin of neoliberal logic, tries to have it all ways at once, imagines that you can produce something of worth without putting something substantial on the line.
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"Moderates" use neoliberal and radical ideas at the same time, packaging and selling a particular right-wing agenda, from privatization to creationism, from exploitation of natural resources to attacking abortion rights.
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For instance, the idea that we can "green" a capitalist economy without radically rethinking the basic premises at the heart of neoliberal economic theory is truly an example of misplaced politics.
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But these days Tokarczuk's binarism sounds too close to easy campus wisdom, to postmodern piety, even to neoliberal commerce: leaving is good, staying is bad; deracination is expansive, rootedness is dangerous.
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The U.K., of course is not part of the eurozone, but the whole EU project has been deeply influenced by the eurozone and the neoliberal ideology that is baked into it.
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I think that it's up to the government to regulate them, because we live in a very capitalist, neoliberal world....world leaders should start doing today to fight the climate crisis?
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I didn't want to talk too much about the recent election mania—but since you bring it up, a clear example of the neoliberal distortion of identity politics is Kamala Harris.
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There's a parallel temptation among leftists and social democrats who, in their ongoing attempt to show that neoliberal capitalism is failing, attempt to tie that failure to the rise of Trump.
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In the cross hairs are the products of that decade, above all, the crown jewels of neoliberal globalism: the W.T.O., the European Union and Nafta (which was recently renegotiated and renamed).
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She deemed those groups part of the "neoliberal wing of the Democratic Party," which she blamed for thwarting progressive movements like the 2016 primary campaign of Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont.
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In the 22008s, he was portrayed by the far left as an agent of American imperialism, helping to foist the so-called neoliberal agenda (mass privatization, for example) on Eastern Europe.
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During this time, Brussels and its neoliberal economic agenda gained increasing sway over the member states of the European Union, effectively denying citizens the right to make their own economic choices.
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But in the ideological hothouse of the Sanders world, no setbacks have been acknowledged, no rethinking has taken place, and the skeptics are dismissed as elitist neoliberal corporate shills, as ever.
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La revuelta reveló que el modelo económico de mercado neoliberal instaurado durante la dictadura y continuado por la Concertación no daba para más, que así como lo conocimos no podía seguir.
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The social and political unrest, which was prompted by a subway fare increase in Santiago, soon grew to encompass entrenched economic inequality and free-market, neoliberal excesses enshrined in Pinochet's constitution.
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You don't have to be a neoliberal tool to wonder whether major system overhaul should be part of the Democratic platform right now, even if it's something many progressives aspire to.
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With the election in 1979 of Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher — an ardent advocate of neoliberal economics — the British economy's industrial grounding was more or less abandoned as a lost cause.
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In the system of neoliberal capitalism, as theorized by Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek, and legislated in the US and UK during the Reagan/Thatcher years, the market makes our policy decisions.
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Among workers tech companies deign to acknowledge as legitimate employees, there were more reasons to be optimistic—which admittedly is a strange way to feel during the death throes of neoliberal democracy.
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But if we're simply saying that people should consume less, then we're actively endorsing that Thatcherite, neoliberal transformation of the last 40 years where we have seen working people are consuming less.
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But before the neoliberal turn, there was Keynesian economics, the theoretical basis for the United States' recovery from the Great Depression, and for the prosperity of the post–World War II years.
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She believes that "we have forgotten how to protest", that the scope for change has narrowed as people have struggled to escape the neoliberal credo that the capitalist system will always work.
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It's a world where Robert Redford has been president for nearly 30 years and instituted the sort of blandly neoliberal stopgap measures you'd expect a well-meaning rich white liberal to institute.
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In a video message on Tuesday, he said Urzua was not comfortable with decisions being taken to upend what the president frequently calls the neoliberal era in Mexico, starting in the 1980s.
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Now that political earthquakes have, one hopes, woken this country from its neoliberal stupor, it's no coincidence that the art world is taking overdue notice of Calhoun and McCormick's community-oriented portraiture.
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Instead, the real subject that Night Call wants to investigate is France's crumbling neoliberal order, a case where those familiar questions of motive, means, and opportunity take on a decidedly sociological cast.
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To counter fashion racism, we will need to confront fashion classism and, relatedly, neoliberal definitions of success—such as access to elite institutions and positions—as the best path to social progress.
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"I also feel strongly that the Neoliberal contention that me getting immensely wealthy does not harm you, and that your objection to it is just petty jealousy is also wrong," he said.
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And in the early 1990s, the Hydra of neoliberal economics reared its most flamboyant head to date in the figure of prime minister Davíð Oddsson – a plump Norse riff on Thatcho-Reaganism.
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Lee is also ambivalent about the concept of "Koreanness," noting that the country has undergone change from a military regime to a more openly international, neoliberal government in the past 50 years.
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" Mr. Coates also left Twitter recently, after he was publicly criticized by the Harvard philosopher and civil rights activist Cornel West, who called him "the neoliberal face of the black freedom struggle.
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I feel like this distinction is ignored in some of these intra-left disputes, and so everything gets framed in binary terms — you're either down for the cause or a neoliberal shill.
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"It is critically important that we keep building a larger grassroots movement against war, militarism, racism, anti-immigrant scapegoating and neoliberal capitalism's assault against workers' living standards and the environment," it states.
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Now it is perhaps obvious how this kind of behavior could, 500 years later, have led to neoliberal economics, a global financial crisis and what Mr. Deneen regards as "titanic" income inequalities.
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The whole exchange in Vegas perfectly illustrated how a certain brand of neoliberal identity politics, popularized in the Obama era, feels increasingly insufficient to address the most pressing issues of our time.
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There have been short interruptions in this neoliberal trend — for instance, during the first two years of the Carter and Obama administrations — but these brief exceptions have, if anything, proven the rule.
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Neoliberal economists will point to rising economic growth, trade, and GNP since 2628, but the numbers veil the millions of "zeros" on the balance sheet who sell and buy at negligible levels.
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Volcker and Rohatyn were in large part responsible for the neoliberal consensus that painful measures are often necessary in the short term, in order to build the foundations for long-term prosperity.
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In a 1970 screed, the Southern neoliberal economist James Buchanan attacked the University of California's free tuition on the grounds that it produced "revolutionary terrorists" who had no respect for private property.
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He believes, just as he did in Burlington, that the only way to break the back of Congressional gridlock and inertia and neoliberal entrenchment is by putting your faith in the people.
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FÖ: For over a decade, extreme neoliberal practices, together with nationalist trends, made up the sociopolitical and economic agenda in Turkey empowered by the undisputed victory of the ruling Islamist party, AKP.
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With that in mind, a piece by Dutch artist Femke Herregraven called Taxodus, currently on show as part of the Neoliberal Lulz exhibition at London's Carroll / Fletcher gallery, couldn't be more pertinent.
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The upshot is this: Neoliberal market capitalism, an experiment in power that since 1980 has been doubling down on the previous forms of capitalism, is wrecking people's lives and creating a climate catastrophe.
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It could be said that this show was about change in the city, featuring two possible futures: neoliberal development or social movements and resistance; the city of capital or the city from below.
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It's also a great example of how World War Z uses the metaphor of a zombie apocalypse to examine the assumptions and weaknesses of the fraying neoliberal order of the 1990s and 2000s.
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One of the themes in the book is how what you define as popular feminism is essentially neoliberal feminism, or the idea that the problems women face can be solved within the individual.
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We are witnessing the pairing of debt and crisis to serve the neoliberal goal of extreme privatization around the world: from the selling off of public land in Greece to water in Detroit.
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And as this has happened, Democratic politicians have done a better job of responding to the values of these wealthy elites, becoming more liberal on social issues and more neoliberal on economic issues.
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Much as the new president hates Mexico's democratising "neoliberal" governments since the 1980s, which he (questionably) equates with the pre-revolutionary dictatorship of Porfirio Díaz, his nationalism has a strong streak of pragmatism.
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I think a second difference is that liberal internationalism included the promotion of neoliberal economics, deregulation, privatization, liberalization, austerity, and this happened through in the '90s — what was generally called the Washington Consensus.
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Hickel views Pinker and Gates as defenders of a neoliberal capitalist world order, where countries are urged to disinvest from important safety net programs and adopt deregulatory policies that could devastate their citizens.
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"We have different thoughts about this: maybe because extreme ideologies often have simple messages, and memes are an effective way of conveying a simple message?" a moderator from Gnarly Neoliberal Memes told Mashable.
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"We look up to countries like Denmark and Australia, where the state is strongly involved in the provision of healthcare, education and other forms of public investment," ampersand from r/neoliberal told Mashable.
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Having campaigned in 2012 as something of an anti-neoliberal populist, he has caved in the face of stiff resistance from international finance and sought a variety of labor market liberalizations and reforms.
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So, in the case of immigration, the liberal notion that economic welfare will be maximized by simply throwing open the national labor market to all-comers would be resisted from a neoliberal perspective.
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Supporters, both at home and abroad, believe he and his National Regeneration Movement party (Morena) are the antidote to the neoliberal policies that have left the country mired in gang violence and inequality.
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Moderate Republicans, and even some conservatives, have realized that while Clinton deserves harsh criticism for her Middle East failures and email server scandal, her neoliberal, hawkish security politics are actually aligned with theirs.
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Maurizio Lazzarato's The Making of the Indebted Man: An Essay on the Neoliberal Condition (2012), translated by Joshua David Jordan, is published by semiotext(e) and available from Amazon and other online booksellers.
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The party establishment should stop supporting neoliberal policies that increase inequality, unnecessary foreign interventions, a national security state that abuses its citizens, and seriously flawed candidates such as Hillary Clinton and Andrew Cuomo.
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Moreover many academics dismiss the now widespread tendency to assess fields of study in terms of their marketability, viewing it as a sign of the American university's capitulation to a corporatist, neoliberal ideology.
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Neoliberal ideals have given way to the rise of populism in parts of Latin America, with Mexico electing current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and his left-wing National Regeneration Party in 2018.
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This focus on the symptom over the cause—demonizing the use of plastic rather than the growth of the petrochemical industry, for example—served to exculpate those profiting from the neoliberal global order.
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To do this, Klein writes, it will be necessary to get rid of the neoliberal economics of the past four decades, and the way companies approach nature as an unlimited asset toward growth.
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According to Conn, the neoliberal economist Milton Friedman's defense of shareholder value as the central purpose of business provided the "big idea" that finally brought business schools, economists, and the corporate world together.
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Desde principios de la década de los noventa, el Estado, por la falta de efectivo, ha dejado de condenar el capitalismo neoliberal y ha apoyado coinversiones de millones de dólares con inversionistas extranjeros.
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They'd say he's too ensnared by neoliberal dogma in counting on price mechanisms to drive necessary change, and he'd say they're indulging in central planning fallacies that will end in boondoggles and tears.
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The argument holds that by offering individualistic messages of salvation, this form of religion dovetails perfectly with the needs of global "neoliberal" capitalism and distracts the vulnerable from fighting for their collective rights.
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Zucman sees that simply as the effect of the neoliberal world order, of low taxes and free markets, since the &apos80s, and that there is a recognition that it hasn&apost been working.
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Macron said he was struck by the urgency of young climate activists and then spent a good part of his speech regurgitating neoliberal talking points about the value of markets and free trade.
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In Mr. Trump's post-neoliberal future, former chief executives, billionaire hedge-fund managers and real estate moguls dismantle the state to make capitalism yet more liquid, but use the state to stiffen borders.
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The Yellow Vest protesters are demonstrating against a neoliberal system in which the only way politicians try to help society—by, say, mitigating the effects of climate change—is through taxing the poor.
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The New Direction could certainly accommodate the kind of Democrat who wanted to crusade against the fossil fuel industry, strictly regulate gun purchases, or overthrow the neoliberal understanding of how labor markets function.
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" Over the phone, Chait—who, by the way, does not identify as a neoliberal—explained to me that internationally, the term is used to "sharply delineate socialist versus non-socialist, or socialist versus capitalist.
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And while George Osborne might justify austerity as "fixing the roof while the sun is shining", the fund team defines it as "curbing the size of the state … another aspect of the neoliberal agenda".
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As neoliberal has come to describe a wide range of figures, from Bill and Hillary Clinton to Ezra Klein and Ta-Nehisi Coates, its meaning has become stretched thin and caused fuzziness and disagreement.
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The Economist: Pero usted varias veces en el libro, en distintos momentos, critica una visión—a mi no me gusta la palabra neoliberal— pero, una visión que identifica el liberalismo puramente con el mercado.
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Questions of citizenship and justice (which shape questions of migration for political liberals) would be simply ignored within a neoliberal framework, and replaced with technocratic questions of productivity, incentives, risk, and return on investment.
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In a video message on Tuesday, Lopez Obrador said Urzua was not comfortable with the decisions being taken to upend what the president frequently calls the neoliberal era in Mexico, starting in the 1980s.
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Its allies among trade unions and social movements are considering roadblocks and perhaps a general strike—especially if Mr Temer were to pursue the measures needed to stabilise the economy, which they dub "neoliberal".
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" Claeys, who describes himself as a socialist, not a Marxist, identifies three factors that have led to a renewed interest in left alternatives to neoliberal capitalism and to which Marx is "clearly relevant to.
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Undaunted, the self-described "bourgeois neoliberal centrist" now vows to use her platform to fight fascism "on both the left and the right," but in reality has merely established herself as British Jen Kirkman.
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This annoys leftists who think the Obama administration was characterized by neoliberal half-measures and liberal analysts who think, like Pfeiffer does, that Trump is a symptom, not the cause, of America's political crisis.
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What you do have is a neoliberal and liberal center that is so weak and feeble, so cowardly and milquetoast, that they don't have the enthusiasm or the energy that the right wing has.
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The military junta also imposed a neoliberal order that the business class had been calling for; it banned trade unions and incarcerated their leaders and activists, together with hundreds of thousands of other leftists.
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A Democratic Party that once championed full employment and the New Deal, meanwhile, has shifted right since Jimmy Carter, claiming amid the Reagan Revolution that New Deal ends could be achieved through neoliberal means.
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Ask someone who voted for social justice, ecological transition and end of financialization to vote for a former banker, who embodies the elite and its neoliberal politics — that's a very hard choice to make.
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But unlike its postwar predecessor, the neoliberal university has two primary concerns: giving its students a ticket into the top tier of the polarized labor market, and pursuing projects preferred by its corporate partners.
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They, along with many supporters of the defeated nationalist contender Marine Le Pen, have long identified the new president and ex-banker as a coldhearted "neoliberal" who cares more about profits than about people.
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An uncharacterizable father-daughter story that's also about neoliberal economic reforms in Romania and the clash between the generation of 1968 and its capitalist children, the film is exceptional for another reason: It's hilarious.
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But he oversteps when he goes further to say that "neoliberal" is not only devoid of meaning, but that there was no essential shift in Democratic identity toward the end of the last century.
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But taxing the poor to save the climate is a self-fulfilling prophecy that is destined to fail, because it uses the same neoliberal logic that created global climate change in the first place.
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Now, by the end of the neoliberal period, by the early 2000s, we had fallen to the bottom five in per-pupil spending, down with Mississippi and Arkansas and other really famously progressive places.
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With the neoliberal orthodoxy that had held for decades blown up by the financial crisis, Britons were demanding a more active role for government, in the name not just of fairness but also of efficiency.
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The IMF authors also state that the costs in terms of increased inequality are prominent and such costs epitomize the trade-off between the growth and equity effects of some aspects of the neoliberal agenda.
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When one of her allies promised to take a retroexcavadora (the graphic Spanish word for a backhoe loader) to Pinochet's "neoliberal model" under which many public services are privately provided, she did not contradict him.
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Politicians from the ruling socialist party protested the election of Henry Ramos Allup as the president of the National Assembly and accused him of being a neoliberal crony who doesn't care about the country's poor.
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She is the co-editor of Europe without Borders: Remapping Territory, Citizenship, and Identity in a Transnational Age and the author of Illiberal Politics in Neoliberal Times: Culture, Security and Populism in the New Europe.
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But rather than trying to subvert the neoliberal, patriarchal state using violence or political insurrection, they are trying to create a temporary urban utopia without any form of hierarchy, where they decide their own norms.
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Venezuela's socialists wouldn't have had their chance in power if not for the austerity imposed by neoliberal adjustment policies of the 1980s—policies that were met by popular protest that was suppressed by state violence.
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The causes included the Latin American and global economic slowdown, but also neoliberal economic policies favored by Brazil's powerful financial community, including budget and credit tightening at the wrong time and exorbitantly high interest rates.
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This was a decade when Western economies that had been chugging along since the 1950s stalled, and world leaders anxious to address declining economic productivity latched on to neoliberal ideas about deregulation and market freedom.
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And although the president was reelected (running against the physical embodiment of plutocracy), he did so in no small part by running on the one big policy issue where he didn't follow the neoliberal script.
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In early 1989, the U.S.- backed neoliberal government of Carlos Andrés Pérez, or CAP as he was known, ordered out army troops to shoot demonstrators who took to the streets against an IMF austerity plan.
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TITHI BHATTACHARYA: Part of why we thought the conditions were right is related to the crisis neoliberal capitalism was facing at the time, one [piece of] evidence for which was the financial crash of 2008.
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So, yeah, I would say this neoliberal means of governance is very much an assault not just on class issues and institutions but on access to air, water—the most basic elements of the commons.
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It's unclear whether the exhibition is simply an academic investigation into neoliberal economics or a devilish example of New Age satire meant to jolt us from our slacktivist reliance on technology to decide the future.
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The former drug traffickers I spoke with also reproduce the individualistic, every-man-for-himself ethos that has permeated Mexican society since the introduction of a neoliberal, US-style economic system in the late 1980s.
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Making such a coalition constructive rather than just disruptive may be impossible, but it's the only way he sees to escape neoliberal oligarchy and bring our class war to an end with a negotiated peace.
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The last decade has seen a wide range of shocks: The Great Recession and the neoliberal excesses of our new Gilded Age, which have led to rising inequalities, have squeezed the middle classes almost everywhere.
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Over the last couple of decades, economists have produced terabytes of new economic data and research charting the effect of the neoliberal cocktail of deregulation, low taxes and cranked-up competition in a global economy.
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Central to all of this is West's critique that Coates is a "neoliberal" who isn't critical enough of Obama — especially on issues that are important to the left, such as Wall Street and drone strikes.
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Kuttner's politics are traditionally labor-liberal — skeptical of unfettered free trade, committed to unions, frustrated by the neoliberal technocrats who dominated the Bill Clinton and Barack Obama White Houses, and repulsed by the Trump administration.
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New Labour pushed the Labour Party toward a pro-EU consensus: Instead of seeing the EU as a neoliberal plot, Labour leaders saw it as a vehicle for building a more tolerant and peaceful Europe.
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But Sanders has never bothered to explain that the Chilean people were subsequently offered up as the original lab rats for the neoliberal experiment he so readily blames for the decline of the American middle class.
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But Moss's passion is not a simple affection for the past; it's also a crush on what those empty spaces could be, if only New York could forsake its neoliberal ways and stop tourist-proofing everything.
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Sanders has also broken with the neoliberal policy orthodoxy that has dominated Democratic politics since the late 1970s, when Jimmy Carter and later Bill Clinton pushed the party toward the center on domestic and foreign policy.
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The fallout from the 21990 election has created many surreal moments for historians of American politics and parties, but surely one of the oddest has been the introduction of the term neoliberal into the popular discourse.
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During the late 20th century, social democracy's programmatic profile also shifted, as the party watered down or even abandoned its commitment to the postwar social democratic consensus, instead embracing much of the emerging new neoliberal one.
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Mutti Booty Tat Time from neoliberal As the procedure got underway, he posted the following four images as proof in an Imgur gallery (scroll through to see the tattooing in action): It's a strange, strange world.
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In a video message to announce his successor, Lopez Obrador said Urzua was not comfortable with the decisions being taken to upend what the president frequently calls the neoliberal era in Mexico, starting in the 1980s.
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Defining "elite" in terms of what job you do or, worse, where you live endorses the neoliberal view that capitalism has fundamentally changed in character, and that meritocrats have replaced capitalists in the corridors of power.
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But we're living in a post-Clinton world now—rumors about her daughter Chelsea notwithstanding—so there's no use re-litigating tired arguments about whether, say, she's a brave feminist pioneer or a soulless neoliberal sellout.
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While Harris's school-day extension program may not be the flippant neoliberal fluff that its most vociferous critics first suggested, it's also far from a serious solution to the chronic overworking of both teachers and parents.
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For many years Crenshaw conservatives told us that neoliberal trade policy, corporate tax cuts, bank bailouts, and celebrating companies like Uber were how you both preserve, protect, and expand the everyday quality of life for Americans.
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If the Action Office was originally designed to enhance creativity and encourage spontaneity in a user-controlled reconfigurable space, its development into the fixed cubicle was justified through recourse to neoliberal discourses of optimization and efficiency.
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Although the Norwegian welfare state is still light years ahead of the fraying social safety net in America, Norway has not entirely been insulated from the consequences of 30 years of neoliberal capitalism around the world.
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"We need to adapt France to globalization while still being French," said Antoine Foucher, chief of staff to the French labor minister, pushing back against the notion that neoliberal economics has seized the land of Rousseau.
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It is a welcome stance of defiance to both quietist conceptions of poetry and the neoliberal crisis and reality gripping the world, making notions of political-poetic commitment and transformation seem not only vital but viable.
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But the real issue isn't Mr. Moro; it's those who elevated him to this untouchable status: right-wing, neoliberal elites who have always been opposed to our struggle for greater social justice and equality in Brazil.
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Taken as a pair, they get at a lot of what's wrong with the neoliberal ideology (and yes, I do think that's the right term here) that has dominated so much public discourse since the 1970s.
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Or will I stand up to the corrupt neocon and neoliberal establishment, condemn their lies and smears, and act with the integrity and foresight necessary to forge a rational policy that will serve all our interests?
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Es el momento de que cada movimiento —populista o neoliberal, progresista o conservador— envíe a la escena a su traidor necesario: alguien capaz de renunciar a posiciones intransigentes para acercar la balanza a un centro razonable.
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El gasto destinado a proveer bienes y servicios a la población será del 218,22 por ciento del PIB, menor que durante 22019, último año del "gobierno neoliberal" (de acuerdo con la clasificación del propio López Obrador).
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El gasto destinado a proveer bienes y servicios a la población será del 218,22 por ciento del PIB, menor que durante 22019, último año del "gobierno neoliberal" (de acuerdo con la clasificación del propio López Obrador).
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Popular opinion in Russia holds Mr. Chubais responsible for the poverty that set in as a result of the neoliberal economic reforms, and at various times both the left and the nationalist opposition have condemned him.
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" Perhaps Sanders's most radical choice for the committee is civil rights activist Cornel West, a Princeton professor who has called Barack Obama America's "first 'niggerized' president" afraid to tackle white supremacy and Clinton a "milquetoast neoliberal.
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DeLong, who served as deputy assistant secretary of the Treasury for economic policy in the Clinton administration, who is one of the market-friendly, "neoliberal" Democrats who have dominated the party for the last 20 years.
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But we're in Britain, where Mirza's necktie, which was decorated with the logo of the neoliberal think tank Adam Smith Institute, may be taken as a more reliable sign of allegiance than his religion or race.
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"No leader in Latin America today can afford not to focus on inequality and go back to the neoliberal formulas of the 1990s," said Michael Shifter, president of the Inter-American Dialogue, a policy institute in Washington.
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"This corporatization of public services — to nearly the same extent as demanded by the recently signed TPP — is a next step to privatization of SOEs on the neoliberal agenda behind the 'Big Three,'" said a WikiLeaks statement.
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The progressive wing of the party may be on board for Value-Added, Capital Gain/Carried Interest, and Financial Transaction Taxes, but the financial sector–funded neoliberal centrists still running the show are likely to push back.
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Many critics, most notably Andrew Sullivan in his essay for New York magazine, adhere to the view that the present revolt against neoliberal economics is but the latest chapter in the hysterical nature of mass democratic life.
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Many, myself included, expected very large donors on both sides to do their usual vetting and gatekeeping function once again, keeping the field of serious candidates limited to varieties of neoliberal and supply-side economic policy acceptability.
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Both of them are going to take effort—there will be laws, debates, and votes—but we are now on the path towards more robots, but also more work, and more of those same old neoliberal blues.
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Rich people are OK but need to be aware of their role in causing global financial panics, and the suffering in pockets of the world left behind by the so-called End of History and neoliberal revolution.
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Most of them don't pay very much in income tax, not because they're lazy, but because their wages, earning potential, and benefits have been destroyed by neoliberal policies of the right and the left for 30 years.
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Modi wasn't really an instigator of violence against minorities, they argued, as much as the leader India needed at this historical juncture, a neoliberal dynamo who could modernize the country, sweeping aside the vestiges of labor legislation.
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I resent the hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on my schooling, money that now seems like a great sunken cost (a concept that is itself a product of neoliberal, put-a-price-tag-on-everything thinking).
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The problem of being on the side of the neoliberal sellouts is that they'll sell you out Perhaps the main takeaway is that the left critique of the Democratic Party can be valid without resorting to nostalgia.
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That was just a neoliberal stab at turning outfits such as the UAW into blue-collar management consultants — the time has come to put down the Chardonnay and hoist the Bud Light, along with the picket signs.
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Yes, the centrist consensus of the postwar era, and especially the neoliberal one that has dominated since the end of the Cold War, is being challenged today by many on the right and some on the left.
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In the improvised, provisional and bricolage aesthetic that characterizes the bulk of the selected works, I cannot help but posit a connection to neoliberal capitalism's creation of ever more precarious, contingent labor, ever more flexible, resourceful citizenry.
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West, in a searing critique, argued that the "the neoliberal" Coates has been insufficiently critical of Obama's legacy, with a particular focus on Obama's foreign policy decisions and the impact of his domestic policy on black Americans.
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Supporters of the far-left candidate, Mélenchon, refuse to vote for Macron; they've had it with so-called "useful votes" and they believe Macron, for all his talk of being a progressive, will pursue "neoliberal" global capitalism.
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It seems as if the neoliberal impulse to make the establishment more diverse will always be an easier sell to the mainstream than putting someone in power — of any identity — who wants to dismantle the establishment itself.
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Because both pope and president are critics of a neoliberal globalism that weakens local ties and benefits educated elites at the expense of the common man, the diametrical opposition of their visions is all the more striking.
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President Barack Obama's advisers shrank the size of the post-crash stimulus package for fear it would seem too large to the neoliberal consensus of the era—and on top of that, they compromised on its content.
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Mr Walter-Borjans and especially Ms Esken successfully tapped into this sense of gloom, insisting during the campaign that they would lead the SPD "out of the neoliberal wilderness" and flirting with the idea of quitting government.
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The contemporary neoliberal right believes firmly in markets but has worked to roll back the "social democratic" limits placed on them during the postwar era: favoring a less interventionist state, deregulation, paring back welfare protections, and so on.
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In conjunction with conservative foundations, think tanks and sympathetic public officials, the coal industry can use its financial resources to circulate a neoliberal, industry-friendly message and make it appear to be a popular, "common sense" position. 3.
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Wallace-Wells considers what all this might to do to our social, economic, and political institutions, our ability to empathize with the suffering of others, the myths we tell ourselves about the future, our faith in neoliberal capitalism.
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At its 2017 convention, the organization voted to withdraw from the Socialist International—a consortium of social democratic parties around the world to which it had belonged from its founding—on grounds of the group's neoliberal policy profile.
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But the neoliberal correction that came — mantras that emphasized that government could do no good, that businesses were bound by no other purpose than maximizing investor returns, and that any market outcome was just — was a radical overcorrection.
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The bigger story here is, you know, I write about this in the new book, the neoliberal paradigm, the idea that we're moving into — this is back in the 221s — we're moving into a shareholder value-maximization universe.
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"Contemporary art is made possible by neoliberal capital, plus the internet, biennials, art fairs, parallel pop-up histories and growing income inequalities," Hito Steyerl, a Berlin-based filmmaker and writer, said in a recent interview in The Guardian.
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But more important than the political developments, potentially, has been the widening of ideological possibility, the sense on both the younger right and left that ideas from way outside the neoliberal center are up for consideration once again.
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They have an energized progressive wing clamoring for single-payer and other bold policies, but they might be about to add representatives who have to vote like neoliberal technocrats to win in their wealthy and somewhat conservative districts.
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Indeed, if Wall Street financier Robert Rubin, the Democrats' quintessential 1990s neoliberal economic figure, is now advocating for a massive public jobs program, perhaps it's time for Democratic politicians to make a bold economic offer along those lines.
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"The energy plan designed in the neoliberal period is not going to be carried out," he said, and added "there will be no more rounds," suggesting his administration would end the process of auctioning oil fields to private companies.
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As a Harvard-trained student of racism, I have had to confront, with horror, the school's commitment to maintaining the racial, gender, and class order, even as it increasingly cloaks it under a banner of neoliberal diversity and inclusion.
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The Man is a specific boss breathing down your neck, the gov'ment taking their goddamn cut, the broader system of neoliberal capitalism, whatever—it's just your run-of-the-mill proletarian disgust, and it's one most everyone can understand.
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But they have both tapped into the desperation of a lot of people who -- after 30 years of neoliberal economics, attacks on unions, and cuts to the public sector -- have seen their real wages fall and their benefits cut.
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One of the clearest illustrations of the economic notion of a "market failure" is the market for academic economists — a market so captured by the dominant neoliberal narrative, that it has proven nearly impervious to competition from empirical facts.
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So, if we want a more fair, more just, and more broadly prosperous economy, we need to replace the neoliberal narrative with a better story that correctly puts the American people back at the center of the American economy.
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In foreign countries without America's entrenched system of two-party politics, it is relatively common to find a political party that locates itself firmly on the right in most domestic matters while dissenting from the neoliberal consensus on globalization.
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The American right's close ties to corporate America and the neoliberal project—pushing lower corporate taxes and an anemic social safety net—have kept it from adopting the same brand of right-wing populism that's taken off in Europe.
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Through the long neoliberal winter of the 1990s and 2000s, WFP played a central role in a series of early progressive victories, bringing paid leave, a millionaire's tax, softer drug laws, and a higher minimum wage to New York.
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The solutions of the neoliberal era offer no serious ideas for how to address the corruption of politics and the influence of moneyed interests in every aspect of civic life—from news media to education to politics and regulation.
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Even the most conventional center-left neoliberal, whatever you want to call them, Democratic policy wonks I think have arrived at the place where they can see that there's something, something big needs to be done against these companies.
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This sort of apologetic for museums is troubling to me because it recruits the museum into a discourse of neoliberal, labor-oriented value that takes the production of market-ready competencies as the crucial aspect of any cultural process or institution.
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Neoliberal ideas around privatization or regulation — running the government like a corporation, austerity for the working classes — those ideas had been floating around, but they didn't have any success until the fiscal crisis in New York City of the 1970s.
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While everything from nonbasketball sports to neoliberal shills have received the bracket treatment, pop culture makes for prime bracket fodder, inviting spirited debate over not just the subject of any given bracket, but the very nature of the bracket itself.
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But a neoliberal program that had arisen under the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet swept the continent along with democracy, while the human rights movement did not learn enough of a new interest in distributional fairness to keep inequality from spiking.
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As Christopher Snowdon in 2012 wrote for the Adam Smith Institute, a neoliberal think tank: Ever since prohibition was discredited in the 1920s, reformers have been attracted to sin taxes as a means of discouraging an activity without making it illegal.
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Her career has been dedicated to austerity, militarism, and repression — all the worst facets of life under neoliberal capitalism, and all of which are horrible for women — and I have tried to spend as much time as possible fighting those things.
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Now, we've only been in this neoliberal paradigm for 40 years, so it's a little too early to know what the intergenerational data will look like, but we can already see the gross inequalities and the erosion of social capital.
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But as Ronald Reagan assumed power and began America's shift to a country based on social Darwinism and "I'm gonna get mine," the Democratic Party, now led by the neoliberal, Clinton-backed Democratic Leadership Council, sat to the side—complicit.
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All of them have been dinged by the left for relatively neoliberal stances on some issues, even if they have also inched leftward and embraced policies like Medicare for all and the Green New Deal to stay abreast of activist orthodoxy.
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Wintrich renews the old conservative values of free markets and Reaganomics as the cure to our neoliberal status quo, which is predicated on the values that Wintrich, in his dandyish posture, is also claiming are the very cure for the present.
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The intrusion almost feels like a divine intervention, the roaring thwacks of its blades a chilling reminder that the themes we're discussing—neoliberal fascism and the increasing militarization of America's law enforcement—aren't just abstract concepts, but our living reality.
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Malcolm Harris, author of Kids These Days: Human Capital and the Making of Millennials, sees Rotondo and others like him as the product of neoliberal policies designed to make people less dependent on the state and more so on their families.
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" It was not an Alternative for Germany politician but Christian Lindner, the leader of the pro-corporate, neoliberal Free Democratic Party, who this month gave an interview to the tabloid Bild that ran under the headline "All Refugees Must Go Back!
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In his own way, no less than neoliberals in Western politics, John Paul II tried to forge a stable post-Second Vatican Council center for Catholicism; now, much like the neoliberal order in Western politics, his project seems to be collapsing.
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Those who had decried pre-Trump normalcy—most notably, those who had called out Barack Obama's innumerable lapses into neoliberal complacency—will tell you, often smugly, that things had always been bad and the unenlightened are only now coming around.
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They won't think for a second that it was the vision that Biden himself offered up, that it was the same tired neoliberal economic policies again and again which got us to the very place that we are right now.
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We've been focusing on how the neoliberal policies of the past 40 years have negatively impacted people, but reporter and activist Naomi Klein's 2014 book focuses on how those same policies of growth at all costs have also ravaged the planet.
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"Progressive and socialist candidates who openly reject the neoliberal mainstream Democratic agenda may choose for pragmatic reasons to use the Democratic Party ballot line in partisan races," wrote Joseph M. Schwartz, vice chairman of the DSA, in the socialist Jacobin Magazine last August .
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Even as we move inexorably towards a neoliberal, late-capitalist view of society—a view based on Enlightenment ideals of masculine rationality and bolstered by the astonishing technological advances of recent decades—many pull away towards spiritual pursuits conventionally gendered as female.
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The Clinton years saw the co-opting of a neoliberal economic agenda from the right, and when George W. Bush moved to ratchet up the drug war in Mexico through the Merida Initiative, the model he turned to was Clinton's Plan Colombia.
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But even though the destruction of war is foregrounded, what I really appreciated about her show is how it pushes back against a lack of concern for heritage, a lack which is the salient feature of both war and neoliberal consumerism worldwide.
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The billboards captured by Abu-Shaheen reveal the increasing domination of the cityscape by Western ideals — of luxury, prosperity, and happiness — while at the same time they hint at how a shift to a neoliberal economy will transform this Middle Eastern city.
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But we're here in 2019, where the long hangover we're dealing with are the neoliberal economic philosophies of the '80s, '90s, and '00s, and where the most pressing concern worldwide is the returning specter of nationalism (and explicitly white nationalism in many nations).
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Instead, he went through his usual litany of social democratic policies—single-payer health care, a $15 minimum wage, a robust jobs program—all of which, while helpful and necessary, fit neatly into the neoliberal insistence of reserving benefits for the "deserving" poor.
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If such a role reversal is in part a product of the neoliberal tendency to privatize risk, in which increasing amounts of risk get shunted off onto individuals, it is also, in important and perhaps less obvious ways, a legacy of Conceptualist aesthetics.
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Para ello fue clave la reorientación económica del actual presidente argentino, Alberto Fernández, quien, en contraste con la melancolía impuesta por el ajuste neoliberal del gobierno anterior, apuesta a la "democratización del ocio" en sintonía con la historia más virtuosa del peronismo.
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But mostly his candidacy has looked like a dud, with his objectively very progressive voting record and instincts a poor match for his reputation as a neoliberal shill and Kamala Harris outshining him as the top African American candidate in the race.
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Which bring us to a larger framing question involving the paradoxical pressures artists are being subjected to within a hyper-deregulated neoliberal economy where the circumstances of risk and reward are becoming all the more delirious thanks to capital's current political crisis.
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He tells readers of how a universal basic income, a concept now considered far-fetched, was in fact almost introduced in the United States during the Nixon presidency, and how an iteration of it was supported by Milton Friedman, the neoliberal economist.
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Since Sinn Fein also operates in the Republic of Ireland, it fears that it will harm its reputation among left-wing voters in Dublin if it is forced to pursue neoliberal policies while in government in Belfast, said Sammy Wilson, a D.U.P. lawmaker.
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Nina Turner, the national co-chair of Sanders' 2020 campaign, said on MSNBC today that she expects both of them to go after the "neoliberal wing of the Democratic Party," meaning more moderate candidates in the field, like John Delaney or Tim Ryan.
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By refusing to give Mr. Macron (in Mr. Mélenchon's eyes a contemptible neoliberal) an unequivocal endorsement, though at the same time declaring that Marine Le Pen must be opposed, Mr. Mélenchon aroused multiple controversies and raised questions about what exactly he stood for.
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Even as the curators intend Documenta's presence here to question what they call the "neoliberal" economic order, the exhibition's arrival has also been seen as the most vivid manifestation of German soft power in Europe since the debt crisis began around 2010.
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Those demands were a reaction to the neoliberal policies of international trade agreements like NAFTA, but, as the behemoth Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report released on Wednesday shows, he may as well have been speaking about the effects of climate change.
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Those years were marked by recessions, cutbacks in government services and the rising popularity of a neoliberal economic message that said the best way to stimulate the economy is not to help the poor but to cut taxes for the rich, Podair says.
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Despite its alleged commitment to market competition, the neoliberal economic agenda instead brought the decline of competition and the rise of close to monopoly power in vast swaths of the economy: pharmaceuticals, telecom, airlines, agriculture, banking, industrials, retail, utilities, and even beer.
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And the solutions of the neoliberal era offer no serious ideas for how to confront the fusion of oligarchic capitalism and nationalist authoritarianism that has now captured major governments around the world—and that seeks to invade and undermine democracy from within.
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So blame education, or misguided folks on the left and the right, but until we challenge the fundamental neoliberal fiction that has led us into the land of plutocracy, we'll remain alienated from the kind of greatness that our forefathers hoped for.
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Not since President Bill Clinton urged Americans to embrace a hands-off, neoliberal approach to markets — declaring in his 1996 State of the Union that "the era of big government is over" — have Democrats experimented with such a shift in fundamental economic assumptions.
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I love him, I respect his personhood, but there's no doubt he's gone from a high moment of Martin Luther King-like struggle to now [a] neoliberal politician in a system that is characterized more and more by legalized bribery and normalized corruption.
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Our current neoliberal system of awarding individual productivity based on the myth of exceptionalism feels particularly concentrated within the ivory tower, where the general absence of other Black people functions to make you feel special for being among the chosen intelligent few.
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He would also need to reverse a severe decline in Mexico&aposs oil industry, with the country now importing most of its gasoline from the U.S. Supporters say he is at least challenging what he considers a cruel neoliberal order that keeps Mexico down.
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DAVID HOWARDMilwaukee, Wisconsin The abandonment of exchange controls after Thatcher's election victory in 1979, the dramatic deindustrialisation and tidal wave of unemployment that followed and the subsequent mass privatisation of public utilities were components of an economic revolution that was neoliberal in theory, not conservative.
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"For me the victory of the 'No' vote is above all an important signal, it signals that the people are tired of enduring the policies of austerity (and) neoliberal politics of Renzi's government and the previous governments," said "Students for No" campaign representative Federica Ciarlariello.
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One hears this talk everywhere, and what strikes me about it is how natural the rationale has come to sound, not only the corporate logic of 'expand or die' but also the neoliberal order that subtends it all: more than natural, it appears necessary.
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One might argue that the return of an artist like Himid has parallels with the unanticipated rise of a politician like Jeremy Corbyn, who until quite recently was dismissed as a relic of a strident leftism surplus to the requirements of a dominant neoliberal consensus.
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Only this time, he'll have at his disposal millions of the troops he's inspired during the campaign at the ready; available to do everything from storm Capitol Hill in protest to apply pressure on the neoliberal Democratic establishment members representing them around the country.
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Because the late '80s was the absolute zenith of the neoliberal crusade, a moment of peak ideological ascendency for the economic and social project that deliberately set out to vilify collective action in the name of liberating "free markets" in every aspect of life.
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We steadily lost statehouse seats, more than 900 in all, and governors' mansions and, somehow, all this didn't clue us in to the fact that maybe, just maybe, the country wasn't into the neoliberal policies mixed with cultural superiority that we Democrats had on offer.
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The three-person cast deftly shifts between time periods in a mesmerizing single act that combines minimal stagecraft, improvised music and finely chiseled performances to create an anguished cry of moral outrage about neoliberal economic policies, gentrification and the erosion of the social security system.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazil's Workers Party (PT) presidential candidate Fernando Haddad said on Monday that the runoff race for the country's top office would pit his party's history of strong social programs against the neoliberal economic model pushed by far-right rival Jair Bolsonaro.
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First, because like other forms of neoliberal deregulation the sexual revolution created new winners and losers, new hierarchies to replace the old ones, privileging the beautiful and rich and socially adept in new ways and relegating others to new forms of loneliness and frustration.
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As smaller protests shook Mexico City in preceding weeks, he appeared unable to recognize the magnitude of the mounting frustration, blaming the killings of women on "past neoliberal policies," and responding to protesters' demands in ways critics described as tone-deaf, insensitive or condescending.
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The charitable interpretation is that Hughes has become a class traitor in the mold of Soros: a beneficiary of neoliberal capitalism who is now committed to breaking down the system that made him rich, bringing money to cash-strapped progressive organizations in the process.
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The rebellion, backed by millions of Chileans who have flooded the streets, derives from a deep frustration with the neoliberal economic model of development that has dominated the country's existence for almost five decades and that has not delivered the promised prosperity and equal opportunities.
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Its specific role is to act as a collective of other collectives, uniting people, precarious or not, who feel a connection to the field of art, and who share a dissatisfaction with the neoliberal vision of the world that the pension reform stands for.
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But yesterday he got a real feather in his neoliberal cap with the endorsement of Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryConservatives rip FBI over IG report: 'scathing indictment' Live coverage: DOJ inspector general testifies on Capitol Hill Mellman: Looking to Iowa MORE.
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As Buttigieg told it, the story began in his childhood, with Ronald Reagan's Administration, and stretched through the Obama years—a decades-long period that he described as the Reagan era, a time of neoliberal consensus around free-market capitalism and of escalating inequality.
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Serious left-wing players who punch above their weight have emerged in presidential politics, Congress, social movement advocacy, the think tank world, and media offer an increasingly persuasive alternative to neoliberal and center-left thinking, while pulling off electoral upsets and building institutional power.
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These executions were a harrowing reminder of how a string of events in the 289s — the bursting of the economic "bubble" in 2157 and subsequent neoliberal reforms, the Great Hanshin Earthquake in 2000, and the Aum "incident" of the same year — continue to haunt Japan.
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As the hippie-out-of-time Dr. Nira Cain-N'Degeocello, Cohen finds a way to make fun of neoliberal anxiety about the state of 2018 America in ways that manage to place the joke both on Cohen's character and the (mostly) Republicans he interviews.
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The other side of the equation, the part the right often misses, is that insuring folks against bad luck and the downside risks of capitalist disruption is how you maintain political support for "neoliberal" market dynamism — and mute democratic demand for reactionary economic nationalism.
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Clintonomics, boiled down to its essence, is a kinder, gentler neoliberal philosophy: It embraces so-called free trade, deregulation, extols the free market and worships the "honest" financial sector (partly for campaign contributions), all with a light touch of regulation and meek taxes on the wealthy.
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Mrs May's decision to accept the result of the Brexit vote has produced a definitively post-Cameron Conservative party; the only Tory voice of noteraised against her is that of George Osborne, once an impeccably neoliberal chancellor, now the editor of London's local paper, the Evening Standard.
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In a way, the last thirty-five years has been apocalyptic, with the financialization of the economy, the growth of inequality, the decline of unions, the neoliberal "reforms" of government such as privatization and curtailing welfare, the drug war and mass incarceration, the constant wars, global warming.
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No, this is about paving the road for the return of Senator Bernie Sanders, a much more influential—and potentially threatening—force who'll serve as a quasi-check and balance once Clinton shifts from the "progressive who gets things done" back to her natural neoliberal, neocon self.
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The seventies marked the moment before the rise of neoliberal New York, the emergence of Donald Trump, the stock market's climb—a time when New York (and America) still felt open, when one could dream of a different future in a way that no longer seems possible.
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Every day, activists and organizers are working to improve women's access to family planning services, mounting nonprofit efforts to counteract the steady rollback of the welfare state, and combating the neoliberal policy consensus that consigns women—and men and children—to acute conditions of inequality and precariousness.
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An air-conditioned, art-filled tent on a beach (in a city that's sinking but refuses to reckon with climate change) is basically a physical manifestation of the neoliberal art world bubble; as someone without a stockpile of money, I did not feel reassured being inside it.
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These two statements are no contradiction for the young South African artist Bogosi Sekhukhuni, whose New York debut, following on promising appearances in a number of international biennials, plumbs the shortcomings of digital technologies, neoliberal economics and multiracial democracy through videos, drawings, sculpture and a single painting.
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In Stack's memoir — and it's entirely possible that Real Tom has much more to commend him than Memoir Tom — he carries himself like a comfortable neoliberal patriarch, apparently unbothered by the economic forces that have allowed his family to wield so much power over their employees' lives.
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Democrats now rely heavily for votes on the large — and very Democratic-leaning — millennial generation that lacks clear political memories of the Cold War or the booming neoliberal economy of the 1990s, so "socialism" isn't a scare word for them, even as it remains unpopular nationally.
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Contra semejante horizonte neoliberal, esa constelación de pensadores que sigue la estela del "Manifiesto por una Política Aceleracionista", que Alex Williams y Nick Srnicek firmaron en 2013, propone estrategias de apropiación y reformulación, para que aprovechemos ese vértigo y que llegue antes algún tipo de postcapitalismo.
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Nowadays, for example, the views of a politician like Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who still supports traditional Democratic positions on Social Security, organized labor, taxes and so on, are considered "socialist" compared with the current neoliberal orthodoxy that dominates the party I grew up with.
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Here in the United Kingdom, every script the political establishment has tried to force down our throats has been flipped this summer, which leads me to speculate that the neoliberal consensus forced through by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher decades ago is slowly coming to an end.
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While his economy minister, Paulo Guedes, a University of Chicago-educated neoliberal economist who taught economics in Chile during the Pinochet era, promised to reform Brazil's unwieldy pension system, Mr. Bolsonaro made unscripted comments suggesting a minimum retirement age well below what his economic team was mulling.
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Utilizing Chippendale's trademark "snake style" layout—in which the action weaves back and forth across each page in zig-zag fashion— Puke Force is a cautionary tale of Grave City, a teeming neoliberal metropolis beset by the dislocating influences of online groupthink and lone-wolf terrorism.
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For 1,000 yen (roughly nine US dollars), you could pull one and receive your artwork by chance (as well as a QR code that, when scanned, displayed the location of the curious neoliberal/right-wing 7-Eleven car mentioned above as it drove around the area).
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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 addition, she analyzes neoliberal urban redevelopment and the search for inaccessible past narratives in the novels of Rabee Jaber, as well as Randa Mirza's photography series, Beirutopia (2011), which situates real-estate development ads that promise white and bourgeois gated living in Beirut in their actual gritty environment.
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Progressive luminaries like Jim Hightower, former state senator Nina Turner, author Naomi Klein, commentator Van Jones and many others joined more than 4,000 attendees gathered at the event put on by People for Bernie founder Winnie Wong and other Sandernistas, to unite on social issues and abandon neoliberal politics.
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Instead, the path forward will be analyzed by Clinton veteran (and close Brock ally) James Carville; the flagrant opportunist and rumored Trump appointee Harold Ford Jr.; and Jon Cowan, the president of the centrist neoliberal think tank Third Way, which has pushed for deregulation and embraced Wall Street.
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These disciples, instead of calling for an "Islamic holocaust," can argue that rootedness in one's homeland matters, and that immigration, miscegenation, and the homogenizing forces of neoliberal market economies collude to obliterate identities that have taken shape over hundreds of years—just as relentless development has decimated the environment.
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Following on the heels of a string of neoliberal, U.S.-backed presidents who struggled to maintain order without resorting to violence, his tenure has marked a new era of Bolivian politics—especially because he kicked out the U.S. embassy and refused all U.S. aid when he first entered office.
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Perhaps that is because the truth is so very inconvenient: The source of much of the anger is the very social system that they have created these last 252 years — globalized, neoliberal and destructive of the social contract between governments and peoples on which the political center rests.
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But even this most optimistic leftist interpretation—that this was a violent, more or less considered reaction to austerity and the neoliberal economic meltdown that preceded it—cannot deny the casual racism that seems to have been unleashed alongside it, both by the campaign and by the vote itself.
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We are a generation that came of age during the collapse of some of the dominant ideologies of the previous century, who are bearing the brunt of the collapse of neoliberal capitalism now, while also contending with the internet, a mode of relation that had never existed before.
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Those groups represent a "neoliberal wing of the Democratic Party" that embraces "broken tactics" and an "uninspiring" agenda "more focused on defeating the right than on creating an economy and society that lifts up all people," Ms. Hunt-Hendrix wrote in an op-ed article this year for Politico.
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In trying to build an "economy that works for everyone" — a phrase that May lifted from Corbyn — politicians of all stripes seem to be hurriedly abandoning the experiment in neoliberal economics that, beginning in the 1980s, disempowered government, enriched a minority and made many more feel left behind.
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The rate of femicides was described on Monday as a "social ill" by the country's President, Andrés Manuel López Obrador -- but he, too, has been condemned for other comments regarding the killing of Fátima, which he appeared to blame on the neoliberal economic policies and society as a whole.
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This lineup change positioned them perfectly for their current Trump era incarnation where they are essentially a mouthpiece of the national security state, purveyors of the elite approved critique of Trump centering around his unseemly personality and disrespect for "norms," and a bastion of the discredited neoliberal establishment.
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In any case, by the seventies, the magazine's editors were increasingly taking their inspiration from economics departments and think tanks, where the pure neoliberal principles of Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek were dominant, rather than from such liberal theorists of justice as John Rawls, Ronald Dworkin, and Amartya Sen.
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But as she made clear on Thursday, some of her policies draw a clear contrast to her predecessor, David Cameron, who quit when he lost the referendum on leaving the bloc and was also associated more with the neoliberal, free-market economics that British and European populists have attacked.
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Bernie Sanders's candidacy was not merely an attempt at a party's nomination, but a challenge to a status quo that has left too many people feeling left out and bewildered, and to the neoliberal globalism and political elitism that has been the mantra of Washington for 40 years.
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Black Democratic and other neoliberal elites have shown again and again in their sustained denunciations of the Sanders program since 2016 that they ultimately rely on race-specific arguments to oppose broadly redistributive initiatives that would improve the circumstances of African American working people along with all others.
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The book tells them how a single man with a single plan united neoliberal economists, the Kochs, and Republican operatives in a secretive plot against democracy, before he was undone in an internecine clash with Charles Koch, which MacLean depicts as a titanic clash between two ambitious leaders.
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Adamson argues that Marker finds the seeds of the Left's defeat — failing to stymie the rise of neoliberal forces — in the images that portrayed organized youth protests in distant places, such as San Francisco and Japan, and, at the time of their creation, had a more victorious tone.
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With over 44% of the vote, Fillon may appear to many as a moderate compared to Sarkozy, but his neoliberal views -- coupled with a very conservative approach to societal matters, particularly with regard to identity, immigration and Islam -- should allow him to tap into the electorate of his defeated opponents.
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The standardization of emotional responses that plagues the online world, triggered by clickbait and social media, fits in well with the neoliberal economic policy to retreat from the public space into an arena of consumerism and replace the public domain with the anonymity and isolation (or consolation) of the Internet.
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"If you think the neoliberal, neocon, national security apparatus is just gonna sit there and let Bernie as Commander in Chief make the decisions that he's empowered to as Commander in Chief, they're gonna fight him every step of the way and that's why this thing has to be vetted."
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In America, Bernie Sanders—not a Marxist, but not a Marx hater—won millions of votes running as an unashamed democratic socialist in a country whose embrace of neoliberal capitalism and official antipathy toward leftist thought is something it has effectively gone to war over again and again and again.
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The rise of the far right in the United States and Europe cannot be explained solely as a reaction against neoliberal globalization (not least because many of its supporters are thriving economically), but the financial crisis of 2008—caused by inadequate regulation—did give the far right its opportunity to grow.
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Mr. Make-America-Great-Again stood shoulder to shoulder with Mr. Brexit to make the point that, on both sides of the Atlantic, the same disruptive movements aim to break the free-trade, pro-globalization neoliberal consensus that has held sway in the West for at least a quarter-century.
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"Her homespun brand of half-boiled New Age spirituality, spiked with neoliberal politics and inspirational hokum, plays well with fridge-magnet philosophers like Harry and Meghan," wrote the columnist, Jan Moir, who went on to pillory the couple, in more earnest tones, for refusing to display the baby to photographers.
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To borrow an overused but still useful word, Kennedy was the modern court's most "neoliberal" justice, embracing corporate freedom and sexual freedom as a kind of unity, attacking restraints on campaign spending and mandates to buy health insurance in the same spirit as restrictions on pornography or flag-burning or abortion.
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But even as he acknowledges the faults of populism, Lind treats the class-war aspect of polarization as a potentially positive development, because he hopes that it will create a real political coalition for the losers of neoliberal era — a socially conservative, economically left-leaning constituency that's numerous but often homeless.
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In that sense, Dada conveys an uncomfortable truth: that even a putatively modern, secular, and rationalist culture needs some form of chance-based divination, as is evident in the risk-taking that is essential to market-based neoliberal hegemony (in spite of the obviously disastrous effects upon labor, ecology, and society).
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Business leaders, tenured academics, and every other member of the Liberal Political Establishment was trotted out to stress how terribly complex leaving Europe would be and how they had all these statistics about how neoliberal globalization might be a touch uncomfortable for the poor but that everything otherwise was tickety-boo.
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In a speech set to be delivered Thursday afternoon at American University, in Washington, DC, Warren unloads a biting critique of a generation's worth of neoliberal trade policy consensus in Washington and — strikingly — insists that despite Trump's embrace of protectionist rhetoric and aspects of protectionist policy, he hasn't gone nearly far enough.
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But Pope has also been equally or better known for pushing the Clinton/Gore administration to be better on emissions; preventing neoliberal environmentalists from adopting a nativist stance on immigration; championing a more diverse and inclusive environmental movement; and now, of course, with potentially ending the use of carbon fuel in America.
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The neoliberal ideology that views government as an obstacle to the free market rather than as the architect of markets became so pervasive that progressives internalized some of its core precepts even as they battled the resulting policies — proposing remedies for specific "market failures" rather than a more fundamental transformation of markets.
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If the Podemos party were in power in Spain, if British Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn were the prime minister of the U.K., and if there were left-wing governments in Germany and Italy, it would be easier to imagine the beginning of the end of the failed neoliberal experiment in Europe.
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This is a neoliberal position that seems to give up on the notion of separating out commerce and capitalism from civic life, but I realize while speaking to Ruffin that the idea of public life divorced from the profit motive is so starved for oxygen, most assume the notion is already dead.
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First, the emerging phase of conservatism is more inclined to integrate left-wing arguments about the effects of economic policy and neoliberal capitalism into its cultural diagnoses — though whether this integration will lead to a wiser right or just be swallowed up in Trumpian hypocrisy and folly is an entirely open question.
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While stakeholders demand cultural institutions be accountable to them, as well as transparent and inclusive, museums have been going through a steady (neoliberal) structural reconfiguration since the 1980s, which, in turn, has engendered new forms of cultural production most of which are framed by marketing and PR machinery — the soul of new corporations.
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I talked with Autor just after the conference, and I admit part of me wanted him to make things simple by being a bad guy: sympathetic to the rich, condescending to the poor, a neoliberal hack making techies feel good about themselves by proposing partial solutions that don't challenge power or privilege.
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Other films from the 1970's and 80's like Blade Runner and Robocop presented dystopian futures that are almost upon us, but in particular, Robocop's neoliberal, corporate scheme to both automate and privatize the Detroit Police Department against a backdrop of a massive, real-estate development gentrification project is, well, very prescient!
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Hrm, if I had to guess, something like:-15 percent I'm with Her-10 percent I'm with Her, but saying it will get me harassed-25 percent Democrat-25 percent DSA/Bernie Would Have Won-20 percent I'm Fiscally Conservative, but Socially Liberal-5 percent MAGA So I'd group the first three buckets as neoliberal?
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And for all that her critics deride her as a "neoliberal," the policy meat of her speech sounded like Bernie Sanders: Medicare for all, universal pre-K and debt-free college, middle-class tax cuts paid for with tax hikes on the rich and big corporations, strong unions, a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
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