Far from acting in the name of freedom, neoliberalism has always been about the coercive, non-democratic and unequal reorganization of societies — even more so after 2008.
Since the inauguration of the so-called War on Terror in 2001, but especially since the outbreak of global [...]
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Authoritarian neoliberalism is not a template conceptualisation that is then uncritically applied across the world or across time, but it does capture important global trends that warrant our attention. It also gives us conceptual tools for thinking about capitalism more broadly and for [...]
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Around the world more and more states are introducing or tightening government debt limits, or considering constitutional balanced budget amendments. In 2015 the democratic wishes of the Greek polis were summarily disregarded by the European Union, as a referendum was ignored in favour of [...]
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Transforming Capitalism
Series edited by Ian Bruff (Managing Editor), Julie Cupples, Gemma Edwards, Laura Horn, Simon Springer and Jacqui True
This book series provides a platform for the publication of path-breaking and interdisciplinary scholarship which seeks to understand and [...]
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“We ask the state to put an end to violence inflicted against citizens right now, we as academics and researchers of this country declare that we won’t be a party to this crime and promise that we will sustain our stance in the presence of political parties, parliament and international [...]
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What do we mean when we call an idea or policy ‘neoliberal’? Does the term signify anything other than trends which are simply embedded in the process of capitalist development? Is it at all useful? That’s right – yet another article trying to figure out exactly what this ‘neoliberalism’ [...]
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Authoritarian Neoliberalism: Philosophies, Practices, Processes (Section 3)
Call for papers for the 10th Pan-European Conference on International Relations, 7–10 September 2016, Izmir, Turkey.
Despite the severity of the 2007-8 global [...]
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Turkish voters will go to the polls on November 1, still reeling from the horrific bombings at a peace demonstration in Ankara on October 10.
The labour, peace and democracy rally in Ankara [...]
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