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In this paper we analyze the historical roots of neoliberal housing policies, mottos and principles in Italy and Spain, two countries with a Mediterranean welfare regime, showing how they are embedded in the twentieth century... more
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      Italian StudiesWelfare StateFascismHousing Policy
Noch vor kurzem erschien der Nationalstaat in den internationalen staatstheoretischen Debatten bestenfalls als ein Überbleibsel aus vergangenen Zeiten. Neuerdings ist jedoch sein erstaunliches Comeback in den sozialwissenschaftlichen... more
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      TransnationalismNeoliberalization of the stateGramsciTransnational migration
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      Neoliberalization of the stateStatismYapısal ReformlarIkinci Kuşak Yapısal Reformlar
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      Neoliberalization of the stateNeoliberalismNeoliberal ideologiesNeoliberal Economies in the Postcolony, Social Movements, Political Ecology, Indigeneity, Cultures of Disposession, Urban Form in Asia, Non-Linear Systems, Fieldwork and Disruptive Epistemologies, Biopolitics, India
Le GENA s’est constitué à la fin de l’année 2018 pour répondre à une urgence politique et théorique. La situation mondiale est marquée par une crise majeure des formes de la démocratie libérale. Cette crise a été d’abord mise en évidence... more
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      Neoliberalization of the stateNeoliberalismNeoliberalisms and the Transformation of the Cultural SphereAuthoritarianism
A number of people have claimed that the ongoing financial crisis has revealed the problems with neoliberal thought and neoliberal policies in the 'Atlantic Heartland'. However, if we look at the history of the 'Heartland' economies then... more
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      BusinessBusiness EthicsFinanceSociology
Introduction to 'The Handbook of Neoliberalism'.
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      Critical TheoryBusinessMarketingFinance
The supposed inalienability and universality of human rights notwithstanding, it is clear that, where Duterte's War on Drugs is concerned, the category of humanity is selectively applied; one source of legitimation for what has been... more
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      Neoliberalization of the statePolitical ViolenceWar on DrugsInsecurity
This article discusses the transformation of the Moroccan state under contemporary neoliberal globalization, and considers what this transition means for the ways in which scholars view state-society interplay in Morocco and the Arab... more
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      Critical TheoryHistorySociologyPolitical Sociology
Even with only a passing familiarity with the field it becomes apparent quickly that the terms regeneration and renewal tend to dominate the debate around the world. In general renewal tends to mean physical approaches and regeneration... more
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      Cultural StudiesUrban GeographyCultural HeritageMaterial Culture Studies
Focusing exclusively on external forces risks producing an over-generalized account of a ubiquitous neoliberalism, which insufficiently accounts for the profusion of local variegations that currently comprise the neoliberal project as a... more
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      SociologyEconomic SociologyPolitical SociologyGeography
This paper charts out pivotal state policies on land in Sri Lanka and discusses the politics and the philosophies that underpin them. The first part of the paper focuses on changes in land policy during the colonial period in light of... more
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      Neoliberalization of the stateLand PolicyMillennium Challenge Corporation
Panel 1 - Critique of history and history of critique with Christian Garland, Harry Cross & Matt Bolton

British Sociological Association (BSA), Durham University, 20th September 2017
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      Critical TheorySociologyEconomic SociologyPolitical Sociology
In the past decade, urban regeneration policy makers and practitioners have faced a number of difficult challenges, such as sustainability, budgetary constraints, demands for community involvement and rapid urbanization in the Global... more
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      Cultural StudiesUrban GeographyAfrican StudiesLatin American Studies
The relationship between early childhood education and care (ECEC, birth to eight years), children's lifelong learning trajectory and the economy is undisputed. This relationship was particularly apparent during the COVID-19 Pandemic.... more
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      EducationResilienceChildren and FamiliesEarly Childhood Education
It is now widely understood that neoliberalism came to be entrenched in the legal systems of many states after the effective collapse of the Bretton Woods monetary order in the early 1970s. What is not widely understood, though, are the... more
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      FinanceDevelopment EconomicsDevelopment StudiesGlobalization
This collection of essays and notes attempts to tread the invisible borders between mythos, the neoliberal-Christian-nationalist 'world view' and socio-political trends in the rise of Trump, the Red Hats and the Evangelicals to political... more
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      Critical TheoryIndustrial And Labor RelationsReligionAncient Egyptian Religion
This paper sets out to develop two related ideas. First, it seeks to identify how both violence and neoliberalism can be considered as moments. From this shared conceptualisation of process and fluidity, I argue that it becomes easier to... more
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      Critical TheoryDiscourse AnalysisSociologyCultural Studies
This entry explains the rising popularity of the concept of financialization, despite it being considered a vague and chaotic concept. It also summarizes the wide-ranging multidisciplinary literature on financialization and makes a... more
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      Economic GeographyPolitical EconomyCrisis ManagementInternational Political Economy
At the heart of this proof of evidence is an evaluation of the regeneration benefits and disbenefits of the First Development Site (FDS) proposals for the Compulsory Purchase Order (CPO) Land. In my evidence I will describe, explain and... more
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      Urban GeographyCultural HeritagePovertyProperty Rights
This course is designed to introduce students to an array of places and peoples i n South-, Southeast-, and East-Asia, using a multidisciplinary lens. We will consider the making of Asian "nations" and "ethnicities." We will seek out... more
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      Global CitizenshipEast AsiaNeoliberalization of the stateCitizenship Theory
This paper draws on Polanyi’s analysis of the economy-democracy tension to discuss today’s crisis in Greece and the Eurozone. First, some of the economic and social effects of the Greek austerity program are discussed with reference to... more
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      Neoliberalization of the stateKarl PolanyiNeoliberalismDemocracy in the European Union
About the Book The recent, devastating and ongoing economic crisis has exposed the faultlines in the dominant neoliberal economic order, opening debate for the first time in years on alternative visions that do not subscribe to a... more
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      SociologyEconomic SociologyGeographyEconomics
The first edition of this Research Handbook offers unparalleled insights into the large-scale resurgence of interest in Marx and Marxism in recent years, with contributions devoted specifically to Marxist critiques of law, rights, and the... more
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      Social ChangeSocial MovementsLawCriminal Law
Recent observers from the financial world have described the current status of the economy as "unhinged" and traversing "unchartered territory." These expressions reflect the unprecedented freeing of capitalism from established... more
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      Political EconomyMarxismHistory of CapitalismNeoliberalization of the state
The problem with the label “deregulation” is that it implies less regulation and that deregulation is commonly framed as something that frees markets from government intervention, suggestive of neoliberalization. In reality, state... more
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      Political EconomyRegulation And GovernanceSecuritizationNeoliberalization of the state
In the last two decades, critical urban studies has paid a great deal of attention to contemporary “neoliberal urbanism”, but very little to its historical and urban roots. This chapter discusses the use of neighbourhood typologies and... more
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      Neoliberalization of the stateNeoliberalismShrinking CitiesNew Orleans
The rising number of non-status migrants is one of the central political issues of our time. This essay argues that if we want to understand the political and philosophical importance of this phenomenon, the contributions of Alain Badiou,... more
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      Critical TheoryNew Religious MovementsEuropean HistoryCultural History
The pervasiveness of neoliberalism within the field of human geography is remarkable, especially when we consider its virtual absence from the literature less than a decade ago. While the growing attention afforded to neoliberalism among... more
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      Critical TheoryHistoryEconomic HistorySociology
The Routledge Handbook of Neoliberalism seeks to offer a comprehensive overview of the phenomenon of neoliberalism by examining the range of ways that it has been theorized, promoted, critiqued, and put into practice in a variety of... more
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      Critical TheoryBusinessManagementBusiness Ethics
Nowhere does the need to appreciate a diverse range of different intercultural experiences appear more obvious than in the context of intercultural education. Yet, in times of neoliberal hegemony over educational politics and policies,... more
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      Critical TheorySociologySociology of CultureInternational Relations
Contemporary theorizations of neoliberalism are framed by a false dichotomy between, on the one hand, studies influenced by Foucault in emphasizing neoliberalism as a form of governmentality, and on the other hand, inquiries influenced by... more
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      Critical TheoryDiscourse AnalysisSemioticsLanguages
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      GeographyHuman GeographyUrban GeographyPhilosophy
Simandan D (2009) Industrialization, In R Kitchin & N Thrift, (Eds.), International Encyclopedia of Human Geography , Oxford: Elsevier, volume 5, pp. 419-425. ABSTRACT: This article (1) defines industrialisation and indicates ways in... more
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      Industrial And Labor RelationsHistoryModern HistoryEconomic History
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      Social AnthropologyDevelopment StudiesGovernmentalityUganda
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      Development StudiesRenewable Energy PoliciesNeoliberalization of the stateEnergy and Environment
Increasingly, a range of 'things' (e.g. infrastructure, data, knowledge, bodies, etc.) are configured and/or reconfigured as assets, or capitalized property. Accumulation strategies have changed as a result of this assetization process,... more
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      EntrepreneurshipHistory of Science and TechnologySociologyEconomic Sociology
Housing is a key object of financialization. There is a small but growing literature on the financialization of housing that has demonstrated how housing is a central aspect of financialization. Despite the varied analyses of the... more
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      Welfare StateSecuritizationUrban StudiesHousing Policy
Neoliberalism means many things to many people. Often used indiscriminately to mean anything ‘bad’, neoliberalism is in need of dissection as an analytical category and a way of understanding the transformation of society over the last... more
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      SociologyEnvironmental SociologyEconomic SociologyMedia Sociology
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      Critical TheorySociologyCollective BehaviorPolitical Sociology
Neoliberal economics have emerged in the post-Cold War era as the predominant ideological tenet applied to the development of countries in the global south. For much of the global south, however, the promise that markets will bring... more
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      Critical TheorySociologyPolitical SociologySocial Movements
What is the relationship between Mizrahi feminism and Israeli ultranationalism? What is the relevance of gender justice activism to the 2014 Gaza War and Israel’s foreign policy? Wrapped in the Flag of Israel Second Edition examines... more
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      Cultural StudiesSocial MovementsEthnic StudiesGender Studies
Violent Neoliberalism explores the relationship between neoliberalism and violence through a critical poststructuralist perspective. Springer exposes the supposed humanitarianism of what has become the world's most dominant political... more
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      Critical TheoryPolitical SociologyGeographyHuman Geography
As austerity measures intensify in the wake of the most recent global financial crisis, it is becoming ever more clear that neoliberalization exhibits a distinct relational connection with violence. This is not an admonishment of the... more
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      Critical TheoryHistorySociologyCriminology
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      Development StudiesState FormationNeoliberalization of the stateState Theory
EDITORIAL Andrew Wilkins: Pedagogy of the consumer: The politics of neo-liberal welfare reform ARTICLES Kevin J. Burke: Strange bedfellows: The new neoliberalism of catholic schooling in the United States Christopher G.... more
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      Critical TheoryOrganizational BehaviorGender StudiesSociology of Education
Employing a poststructuralist-meets-anarchist stance that advances conceptual insight into the nature of sovereign power, this article examines the dialectics of capitalism/primitive accumulation, civilization/savagery, and law/violence,... more
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      Critical TheoryHistoryEconomic HistorySociology
F*ck May 68, Fight Now: Exploring the Uses of the Radical Past from 1968 to Today Session 1: History is a Weapon June 8, 2018 Department of History, University of Liverpool... more
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      Critical TheoryHistoryModern HistoryCultural History