Capitalism and contemporary
neoliberalism seek quite a different society compared to Germany's racial nightmare and 'the fascist dictatorship of the bourgeoisie' (Sohn-Rethel 1978:70).
In the chapter entitled "The Return of the Dismembered: Representing Organ Trafficking in Asian Cinemas," Katarzyna Ancuta offers a panoramic of Asian cinema's use of the Gothic motif of organ transplantation and explores how this motif becomes a metaphor for the impact of
neoliberalism on East, South, and Southeast Asia.
Neoliberalism from Below is an ambitious theoretical synthesis of how
neoliberalism operates on both the micro and macro levels, and Gago ably demonstrates how practice informs theory.
In these narratives,
neoliberalism appears indistinguishable from laissez-faire.
As a global force,
neoliberalism has permeated human existence yet, as we shall see, it has not actually alleviated the human condition but has pushed it to an unspeakable state of poverty.
Fraser's article reconstructs the history of second-wave feminism, positing that feminism has not simply been co-opted by
neoliberalism, but that there is some "subterranean elective affinity between feminism and
neoliberalism" ("Feminism").
As a technical, analytical concept, "
neoliberalism" is too broadly cast a net describing too vast a plethora of intellectual, economic and socio-historical trends of the past hundred years, allowing too many incongruities and unresolved issues to arise and filter through the net's holes.
The introduction provides a brief outline of Cambodia's history, politics and how
neoliberalism has unfolded in the country's postwar years.
This article attempts to contribute to the development of a more nuanced understanding of the relationship between
neoliberalism and human rights.
Whilst it lacks precision, I think that pointing the finger at '
neoliberalism' was more justified in the current dispute than is often the case.
Neoliberalism, Media and the Political is a masterful critique of the grand neoliberal narrative and its relationship to the work of media.
Left critics have talked so long of neoliberal capitalism, but is it now a time to say 'so long' to
neoliberalism? Perhaps, with Trump in the White House and other right wing populisms ascendant, Brexit presaging further fragmentation in the EU and US-China tensions rising, this is a moment when the global capitalist class is unusually uncertain about future directions.