The Twilight of Progressive Neoliberalism.
Published In: Counterfutures: Left Thought & Practice in Aotearoa, 2025, n. 17. P. 54 1 of 3
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Authored By: VALLELLY, NEIL 3 of 3
Abstract
The article focuses on Quinn Slobodian's intellectual contributions, particularly his analysis of neoliberalism and its historical context. Slobodian, a Professor of International History and a Guggenheim Fellow, reflects on the impact of the late 1990s anti-globalization movement on his work and argues for a re-historicization of that decade, emphasizing its complexities beyond a narrative of unrestrained globalization. He critiques the conventional understanding of neoliberalism, suggesting it is not a monolithic doctrine but a dynamic intellectual movement that adapts to various political contexts. His upcoming book, "Hayek’s Bastards," explores the connections between neoliberalism and contemporary far-right politics, highlighting how neoliberal ideas have influenced nationalist movements and economic policies. [Extracted from the article]
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- Source:Counterfutures: Left Thought & Practice in Aotearoa. 2025/01, Issue 17, p54
- Document Type:Article
- Subject Area:Social Sciences and Humanities
- Publication Date:2025
- ISSN:2463-5340
- Accession Number:191882934
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