Introduction The term''neo-liberalism''denotesnew forms of political-economic governance
premised on the extension of market relationships. In critical social science literatures, the …

For the American Left, the wake of 9/11, the War on Terrorism, practices of “homeland
security,” and the recent invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq together produce a complex set …

13 f ever a scholarly claim for Anglo-American exceptionalism received empirical support, it
was during the ascendant New Right administrations of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald …

Neo-liberalism is an oft-invoked but ill-defined concept in the social sciences. This article
conceptualizes neo-liberalism as a sui generis ideological system born of struggle and …

One of the significant trends of the last thirty years has been the reinvention of economic
liberalism both as a form of political economy and as a political ideology. This cluster of …

It is often suggested that the earliest theorists of neo-liberalism first entered public
controversy in the 1930s and 1940s to dispel the illusion that the welfare state represented a …

The aim of the book is two-fold. First of all it is to provide a fair, complete and analytical
account of the Neo-liberal conception of the role and function of the state in modern society …

The aim of this article is to analyse the links between the moral and political aspects of neo-
liberal ideology and how appeals to certain ethics may legitimate the establishment of the …

The neo-conservative assault on the welfare state is very much a political and ideological
act. The conflict over social welfare policies continues to be fought squarely on the terrain of …

The paper criticises the currently dominant neo‐liberal discourse on the role of the state and
proposes an alternative approach that will allow us to overcome its shortcomings, especially …