Sentences with word «neoliberalism»

Philosophy The urgent task is to fill the moral vacuum created by a combination of neoliberalism in the economy and lifestyle liberalism in society.

First, PiS has been able to present a comprehensive program of social policy after numerous years of merry neoliberalism in Poland.

The broader (and especially younger) left has, of late, rejected neoliberalism with great vigor.

A discussion of the options given by neoliberalism and goals beyond: Values; Property; Democracy.

Blue Labour sees immigration going hand in hand with neoliberalism which, for the last thirty years, has wrought enormous changes upon communities and individuals ill - adapted to cope with them.

The questions and dilemmas animating the meeting included the following: • What form does law take under neoliberalism and to what extent is this new and different?

I make my own case against neoliberalism in this issue («A Dissolving Age»).

If you look at the articles and links here you would see that Ed had plenty of very wise policies — to undo the very damaging Thatcherite neoliberalism that leads to the obscene gap between rich and poor, continual boom and bust, financial crises and economic stagnation, loss of the NHS etc..

As is the case in Bangladesh (and many developing countries), the poor are victims of structural injustice, with unequal access to assets and marginalized opportunities for human development; such is the fallacy of neoliberalism as opportunity: entry into the marketplace bears no promise of mobility when the terms of engagement are restricted to participation at the bottom-most level.

In Beyond «Best Practices»: Employment - Discrimination Law in the Neoliberal Era, Professor Deborah Dinner explores how neoliberalism of the late twentieth century has influenced Title VII's interpretation and destroyed Title VII's ability to transform the American workplace into one where employees are properly treated, fairly valued, and fully compensated.

I will indicate here only three elements of a possible post neoliberalism.

Many Capitalist countries have moved towards Neoliberalism, which is a specific interpretation of capitalism in which the government has little or no role.

Greece was treated appallingly The competition rules favour neoliberalism and we would have had to defy them to carry out our policies.

«The insurgency on both sides of the Atlantic is about millions of people realising that «a better way is possible» and wanting to move beyond neoliberalism.

As for neoliberalism being about eliminating the concept of the public good, my impression of Tristram Hunt is that his views are the exact opposite of that.

At once minutely detailed and epic in scope, these works constitute layered meditations on the massive social, ecological and economic ramifications of global neoliberalism.

One panel explored the varied success of attempts to use law against neoliberalism through progressive legislation, regulation, and judicial action, drawing from the examples of Burma, Colombia, and Latin American regionalism.

For some time, a growing disenchantment with neoliberalism among the 99 % has failed to be reflected in the institutions of civil society.

Who was it that fully embraced neoliberalism and tore up Clause 4?

Dennis locates this body of work at the intersection of imperial time, contested memory and spacial neoliberalism so that they become a series of propositions for dissecting a long term transition — for existing in a constant state of becoming.

Certainly the sequence of events went roughly «dollar peg + neoliberalism» — > horrific crisis — > Que Se Vayan Todos — > Abandonment of peg, default — > Robust recovery.

Participate in the tri-national day of action — Jornada Continental por la democracia y contra el Neoliberalism — to coincide with the upcoming round of negotiations in Mexico.

When neoliberalism was a marginal and depreciated current, in the course of the «50s and 60s, it appeared inconceivable in the dominant bourgeois circle of this period, to create an amount of unemployment of 40 million people in the rich countries without provoking social explosions.

But at its most powerful, neoliberalism showed just how competent, efficient, and innovative a country of people with messed up personal lives can be — an important data point for anyone championing a condominium of wonkocracy and loose mores.

However, Cameron's early intellectual openness and flirtation with the One Nation tradition has arguably given way to neoliberalism redux.

Tony Blair did not try to refute neoliberalism, but to give it a «human» touch, with rather mixed results.

The first such panel explored the role of law in the construction of neoliberalism globally through a discussion of changes not only to the content but also to the focus and aim of law in the areas of international property, competition, and investment law.

What is neoliberalism if not a grand project to remake the world according to market principles?

In a paper published in 2011, the Conservative MP Jesse Norman made an interesting distinction between «free market neoliberalism» and «free market conservatism», ``... free market neoliberals value markets as such.

While the narrowly avoided kamikaze collapse of the markets validated the need for greater state regulation, the aftermath has only strengthened the hand of small - state neoliberalism.

Politics in Britain (and one could argue globally) has become dominated by neoliberal ideas, the so called «centre ground» is in fact neoliberalism, and conservatives tend to coalesce on the right side of this, Labour the left.

At the same time, this preoccupation with general models of the political is supposed to be the most appropriate response to the depoliticising social tendencies unleashed by globalised neoliberalism.

Philosophy Neoliberalism rests on an atomistic picture of the individual as an isolated, competitive profit maximiser.

«Neoliberalism sets people against each other and makes them very insecure, because it sells their homes out from under them, it sells their communities out from under them, it sends their jobs to China,» he says.

Lustgarten believes that the consensus around neoliberalism will not draw to a close soon, as it is «embedded in our social, political and emotional values».

It has been heralded as marking a break with both the Thatcherite legacy of stark neoliberalism and the aloof elitism of «posh boys» David Cameron and George Osborne.

«Andrew Cuomo is somehow the only politician in America who still thinks neoliberalism and triangulation work, who opens up the Blue Dog playbook and says, «How can I use this to run for president?

The group puts on participatory performances of subversive politico - military games and investigates gaming as a metaphor for social relations under repressive neoliberalism.

More the harsh reality of a shadow Cabinet and PLP, and trades union movement, almost entirely for Remain — and a «Remain» which had as its background politics exactly the same neoliberalism supporting framework as the Tories.

It's become easier to imagine the end of the world than a Tory minister resigning for probably lying — we are at peak neoliberalism

It guarantees that the trade deal will be sucked into a vortex of multiple unrelated domestic political battles, say over neoliberalism and investor trade dispute mechanisms.