While most literature on neoliberalism argues it can only be understood through its variety and geographic specificity, accounts still often emphasise two particular narratives. Firstly, that neoliberalism was implemented in its vanguard phase by governments of the Right (such as those of Thatcher and Reagan, with similar policies subsequently adopted by social democratic parties). Secondly, that neoliberalism is primarily a coercive project (e.g. direct attacks on unions and the working class, imposition of structural adjustment, the Pinochet dictatorship).
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Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Subtitle
Brownbag seminar by Elizabeth Humphrys, University of Sydney
Description
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
Start: 12:30 pm
Contact name
Marion Obermaier / Stefanie Roth
marion.obermaier [at] wzb.eu
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