The Death and Life of UK Universities and the Cultural Spaces They Consume by Igea Troiani, Tonia Carless, Maciej Stasiowski

“…The two-year research project is an audio-visual critique of the way in which neoliberalism, corporatization and commercial interests have co-opted the space of the British university. …”
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Conceptions of Time in Educational Technology by Jacob Fortman, Rebecca Quintana, Jacob Aguinaga

“…We discuss how these findings have implications for equity-oriented pedagogical design by linking conceptions of time to neoliberalism and humanization. …”
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Governing Through Markets: Multinational Firms in the Bazaar Economy by Cohen, Amy J, Jackson, Jason

“…This article highlights a counterintuitive dynamic of neoliberal globalization. India has controversially liberalized foreign investment rules in the politically sensitive food retail sector. …”
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Beyond just cooperation: the competitive Sino-Japanese economic ties by Liang, Yun

“…Based on theories of relative gains supported by neorealism against absolute gains promoted by neoliberalism, this dissertation aims to analyze the competitive nature of Sino-Japanese economic ties. …”
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Late-in-life childbearing (Kōrei Shussan) in contemporary Japan by Castro-Vázquez, Genaro

“…The late-in-life-childbearing mother largely stems from governmental economic neoliberalism imbued with traditional conservatism and the pervasive influence of the Assisted Reproduction Treatments industry.…”
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Towards a geography of health inequalities in Ireland by Rigby, J, Boyle, M, Brunsdon, C, Charlton, M, Dorling, D, Foley, R, French, W, Noone, S, Pringle, D

“…We conclude that, whilst further modelling will be required to establish the extent to which socio-economic inequalities are driving geographies of health in Ireland, progress might be made if attention is given to the relationships which exist between neoliberalism, boom, bust, austerity, and recovery and the workings of socio-economic constraints, lifestyle and behaviour, health selection, and the accessibility of health care facilities.…”

From Corporatism to Public Utilities: Workplace Pensions in the 21st Century. by Clark, G

“…It is argued that the rise of public utilities in this domain is indicative of the transformation of corporate capitalism over the past 25 years and the realisation that the costs of neoliberalism may be so significant that governments have to take responsibility, once again, for underwriting retirement welfare.…”

'Low value courses': understanding how arts and humanities students perceive their choice of degree subject by Richardson, E

“…These form the neoliberal discourses addressed in the study. Reflecting upon the marketisation of Higher Education, the study argues that students are unwilling participants in neoliberal imaginings, their perceptions a site of resistance and struggle between interpretations inside and outside the dominant discourse. …”

Exploring critical constructive thinking in planning studies by Tuna Tasan-Kok

“…The world of planning today is seen by scholarly literature as an exciting, but also a challenging, profession in reference to the political economic framework which is dominated by authoritarianism, neoliberalism, informality, crime, fragmentation, depoliticization, and populism (see Filion, 2011; Gunder, 2010; Kunzmann, 2016; Ponzini, 2016; Ruming, 2018; Tasan-Kok & Baeten, 2011; Thornley, 2018; Sager, 2009; Roy, 2015). …”
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Following the Money: The Wire and Distant American Studies by Sven Cvek

“…The course in which I try to work with it, Cultural Aspects of American Neoliberalism, deals with the gradual departure in the US from the legacy of the New Deal, with a special focus on the cultural articulations of economic inequality from the 1970s onwards. …”
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Presença ausente e ausência presente do Estado na produção do espaço para o turismo no Vale do Ribeira paulista by Carolina Todesco

“…A democratization policy, the advance of neoliberalism, the growing concern about the so-called environmental issues, and the increasing number of nonprofit organizations and decentralization of public policies trigger production of a new form the State plays its role in the production of space. …”
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Incertidumbre, indecisión y neoliberalismo emergente El papel dual y complejo del Estado español en las relaciones laborales y de empleo by Miguel Martínez Lucio

“…Uncertainty, indecision and emerging neoliberalism The complex and dual role of the Spanish State in labor relations and employment The role of the state in Spain in relation to work and employment since the 1970s has been complex and multifaceted, and has been configured by a range of factors both structural and strategic. …”
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BETWEEN MANAGERIALISM AND THE LEGAL COUNTERCULTURE: THE YALE PROGRAM IN LAW AND MODERNIZATION IN THE HISTORY OF THE GLOBAL 1970S by Afroditi Giovanopoulou

“…Focusing on the unraveling of the postwar liberal consensus, historians of the United States have portrayed this decade as nothing short of an “Age of Fracture,” during which larger narratives about American democracy, the relationship of the individual to the whole, and the relationship between state and society came undone.[1] International historians point to a dramatic reconfiguration of the international order during the same decade, which saw the completion of a society of nominally equal sovereign states, once aspiring to produce a New International Economic Order but eventually defeated by the 1973 oil crisis and the rise of neoliberalism.[2]   The microcosm of the Yale Program in Law and Modernization illuminates the overlapping themes of protest, disruption, disillusionment and backlash that characterized the 1970s.  …”
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The Role of Mediation in Resolving Conflicts Between Ecuador and Peru by Alla Yu. Borzova, Vinicio X. Medina Gonzalez

“…The authors use an integrated approach, where the most appropriate theoretical basis for considering and resolving these conflicts is neoliberalism, as well as the problem-chronological approach, the historical method, which makes it possible to trace the prerequisites and the development of the territorial conflict, and mediation efforts to resolve it. …”
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Critical ethnography of Self-governing policy in Rural Production Cooperatives (Case Study: Rural Production Cooperatives in Kurdistan Province) by hossein daneshmehr, alireza karimi, jahangir mahmoudi

“…In the last few decades, along with the wave of structural adjustment and privatization of neoliberal policies of the ninth government in Iran, one of the policies and strategies in the field of agricultural development and its related cooperatives was self-regulation. …”
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«La ola de proteccionismo, dirigismo y keynesianismo viene asomando...» by Gustavo Daniel Di Paolo

“…The author also analyses the rise of other possibilities, which seemed to be practically buried under the ruling neoliberalism: a state injection of Keynesian nature to revert the slow-down, protectionist practices limiting the degree of economy opening, as well as indexes of "dirigismo" or state regulation of the economy.…”
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INSTITUTIONAL RATIONALITY AS A MODERN ALTERNATIVE OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES AND PRACTICES by Mladen Ivić, Milica Delibašić, Nebojša Jovović

“…Using the methods of abstraction, induction, deduction, descriptive analysis, and comparisons, the paper attempts to prove the hypothesis that institutional pluralism is the dominant and the only possible modern development principle recommended by non-institutional economic theories (NET), and proves the practice of all economically developed countries in which there is no room for any monistic improvisations (such as neoliberalism, dirigisism, etc.). The plenary emphasizes the beginning of institutional pluralism for social and economic development.…”
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Arming Fortress Europe? Spaces and Instruments of Economic Patriotism in EU Armament Policy by Catherine Hoeffler

“…Extant scholarship has shed light on the EU’s geopolitical turn by analysing it as either a shift away from neoliberalism or a reshuffling of EU–US relations. This article makes the case for studying how these two dynamics interact. …”
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THE RACIST HISTORY OF THE UK AND THE 2016 EUROPEAN UNION (EU) REFERENDUM by Ian FITZGERALD, Rafał SMOCZYNSKI

“…As noted, racism exists due to the UKs free market, exploitation, neoliberalism, and the financial crisis which has ignited a long-standing colonialism and empire. …”
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Neoliberalismo global, capitalismo racial e organização política de mulheres numa comunidade pesqueira quilombola do Recôncavo da Bahia by Suzana Maia

“…This article examines the impacts of global neoliberalism and racial capitalism on fishing communities of Recôncavo da Bahia, specifically in the Remnant Community of Quilombo de São Braz. …”
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