“Tocar puertas”: Potere indigeno, ONG e sviluppo nel Guatemala post-guerra by Andrea Freddi

“…Throughout the voices of the NGO functionaries as well as those of the local authorities, I want to bring to surface the implications of a misunderstanding concerning hegemonic ways of perceiving Maya’s otherness that are implied in multicultural neoliberalism, the new form of governance adopted by post-war Guatemala. …”
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THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND THE SOCIAL COSTS OF THE SUBPRIME CRISIS: DRAWING ON THE JAPANESE EXPERIENCE by Makoto Itoh

“…They proved the failure of neoliberal belief in the rational efficiency of unregulated market principles, and concluded the age of neoliberalism. …”
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Critical social theory, inclusion, and a pedagogy of hope by Patricia Gouthro, Susan Holloway

“…Despite challenges such as neoliberalism, adult educators need to retain Freire’s belief in the possibilities offered by a pedagogy of hope and the belief that humans have the capacity to make positive changes. …”
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Social housing as a multi-functional tool: understanding the social housing expansion in Nanjing, China by Danyang Li

“…While the retreat of state from social housing sector has been a mainstream trend worldwide in the past decades under neoliberalism, the Chinese government returned to its role of social housing provision since the year 2007. …”
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THE HISTORICAL SETTING AND ORIGINAL TRAITS OF THE WORLD CRISIS by François Chesnais

“…But this does not make the crisis a “crisis of financialisation” or of “neoliberalism”, but of capitalism tout court at a given moment of its history. …”
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Le modèle québécois : un horizon théorique pour la recherche, une porte d’entrée pour un projet de société ? by Benoît Lévesque

“…This model is different as well from the keynesian model and fordist of the « Révolution Tranquille » as the neoliberalism. On the other hand, this model does not still possess solid bases, because insufficiently institutionalized. …”
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POLITICAL ECONOMY AND ECOLOGY OF SUGAR COOPERATIVES IN MAHARASHTRA by Peter Simonič

“…During Indian socialism, local self-organization was an important political and economic tool for development and against market egoism. Neoliberalism went in the opposite direction, toward the dismantling of the economy of the community and the privatization of resources and profits. …”
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Cognitve (re)mapping: Superseding Utopian and Dystopian Space in Notes from a Coma by Tom Moylan

“… I suggest in this essay that affiliated cultural work can be found in the residual corners of the Western imaginary, such as Ireland, especially as Irish culture and politics has confronted the onslaught of disciplinary neoliberalism and xenophobic fascism in a series of rapid turns in the last two decades. …”
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THE RELIGIOUS AND THE PROFANE AT THE SAN BERNARDO PARTY IN ALCOBAÇA-BA (1990 - 2010) by Jonathan de Oliveira Molar, Ítala Serafim Almeida

“…Despite the cited party submits more than two centuries of existence, this research aims to analyze the changes occurring in it, either in their religious rites, is in its commercial bias from the 1990s to 2010, this time, intensification of neoliberalism and globalization in Brazil, thus investigating the extent to which the feast of São Bernardo was inserted or not in the context of socio-economic ideas and practices. …”
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Situação da juventude brasileira num contexto de extrema flexibilização, “uberização” e desemprego by Evelyn Lima, Marcos Vinícius Sales

“…Based on quantitative data, this text aims to reflect on the way in which this work model, characterized by flexibility and informality, reaches Brazilian youth and, at the same time, how these characteristics contribute to the overexploitation of work, engendering the generalization of neoliberalism in society. We understand that this process of work transformation has been a catalyst for psychological suffering and illness in young workers, especially the most vulnerable.…”
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CONTRARREFORMAS EM TEMPOS DE INCERTEZAS: como fica a vida das mulheres? by Marly de Jesus Sá Dias, Celecina de Maria Veras Sales

“…The article provides considerations on the labor and Social Security counter-reform, in the context of neoliberalism, with a view to apprehending its impacts on women’s lives. …”
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Parents as “Subjects”. Revisiting Parent-Adult Educator Relations in Viral Times by Carmel Borg

“…The asymmetrical world that is calls for a reinvention of adult education as a space in which the excesses of neoliberalism are resisted in preparation for a shift in consciousness that might promote collective action against today’s far-from-equitable reality. …”
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A PARTICIPAÇÃO NA POLÍTICA DE ASSISTÊNCIA SOCIAL: debates a partir da literatura de eventos científicos by Paula Raquel da Silva Jales, Solange Maria Teixeira

“…It became evident that scientific production is counter-hegemonic to the bourgeois project, particularly to neoliberalism, despite the discursive contradictions indicated in some works.…”
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An Experimental International Law Field School in the Sky: Learning Human Rights and Development in the Himilayas by Ben Saul, Irene Baghoomians

“…The articles examine various consequences of the rising influence of corporatism, neoliberalism and the market narrative upon the teaching of law. …”
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Contemporary Anarchism as an Alternative to the Dominant Narrative about the Western World by Paweł Malendowicz

“…The author formulated a hypothesis according to which European anarchism defined the idea of freedom in opposition to the concept of freedom inherent in liberal democracy and consumerism, redefined democracy, criticized the tendencies inherent in modern politics, such as European integration and militarism, as well as the spread of economic patterns inherent in neoliberalism and materialistic and consumerist attitudes of modern societies. …”
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Violent Intersectionalities and Experiences of Marked Arabness in Randa Jarrar's A Map of Home by Lynn Darwich, Sirene Harb

“…In doing so, the discussion moves toward a critique of coercive practices that render Arab and Arab American lives in the United States vulnerable to threats of violence/exploitation in the context of neoliberalism.…”
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A INTERNACIONALIZAÇÃO NA PÓS-GRADUAÇÃO: avaliação traçada, desafios impostos by Daniela Jéssica Veroneze, Ieda Pertuzzati, Silvia Regina Canan, Arnaldo Nogaro

“…This qualitative, bibliographical and documentary article aims to analyze the elements intertwined with neoliberalism that can impact the management of the internationalization process and university management in graduate courses, in the light of the National Graduate Plan (2011 -2020) and its analysis report. …”
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Questioning ‘the public’: exploring the meanings of public engagement in higher education by Gabriel, John, Harding, Jennifer

“…It critically examines the meanings of public, engagement and public good created through the project in relation to neoliberalism. It discusses publics as ‘emergent’ and various public engagement activities as ‘assemblages’, formed in particular historical and ideological discursive contexts, and reflects critically on the usefulness of these conceptualisations. …”
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Ideology in the age of the coalition: the strange rebirth of British centrism by Lakin, M, Ostrowski, M

“…The financial crisis of 2007-2008 severely disrupted the hegemony of neoliberalism. This article argues that since the establishment of the Coalition Government in 2010, a trend has become discernible within public opinion towards a new consensus on the size of the state, the role of markets and the function of civil society. …”

Foreign policy analysis and the international relations of Asia by Khong, Y

“…This paper argues that structural IR theories such as neorealism and neoliberalism throw up more puzzles than answers when it comes to explaining post-Cold War Asia’s peace and economic dynamism; I contend that FPA variables such as political ideology, threat perceptions, and leadership, bring us closer to understanding those outcomes. …”