Empty Space, Open Space. Claiming, Reaching and Remembering Common Ground in Urban Squats. Haga in the 1980's by Ann Ighe

“…This period is critical in terms of constituting a break with an earlier period in Swedish history, defined by social democracy, which came under pressure of strong forces of neoliberalism. One conclusion of the paper is that a group of young people, belonging to a counterculture, rebelled both against the modernist conforming political culture of the welfare state and an expected gentrification, partly by adopting and adjusting to the heritage status of an urban neighbourhood. …”
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Democracias, ciudadanías y formación ciudadana.Una aproximación. by Alejandra Ariza

“…The third part notes some criticisms made ofthe liberal model in the current context of the weakening ofthe social welfare state (Estado Social de Derecho) and the rise of neoliberalism. How should we now understand citizenship and civic education? …”
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US Hegemony in Latin America: Think Tanks and the Formation of Consensus about the Chinese Presence by Luciana Wietchikoski, Livia Peres Milani

“…There are therefore nuances in how the Chinese power is perceived, although the discourses remain restricted to the promotion of capitalism and neoliberalism under U.S. leadership.…”
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Some “Heterodox” Explanations of the Economic Crisis by Nicholas Sowels

“…The article proceeds by noting that neoliberalism has led to rising inequalities. As a result, the relationship between capital and labour is not only more confrontational but households are also suffering stagnant income growth, and so are constrained in contributing to aggregate demand. …”
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Coming of Age in the Diaspora: Bollywood and the Representation of Second Generation British Indian Diaspora by Utsa Mukherjee, Anil Pradhan, Ravinder Barn

“…By foregrounding the interplay of gender, sexuality, and nation, our analysis illuminates the role of Bollywood in mediating a transnational Indian identity which is tethered simultaneously to economic neoliberalism and social conservatism.…”
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Survival of the fittest in the pandemic age: Introducing disease-related social Darwinism by Paul Nachtwey, Eva Walther

“…Results indicate that DRSD is meaningful related to other central political attitudes like Social Dominance Orientation, Authoritarianism and neoliberalism. Importantly, the scale significantly predicted people’s protective behavior during the Pandemic over and above general social Darwinism. …”
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The State of Relief on the Bangladesh-India Border by Delwar Hussain

“…In light of this, the idea of a sovereign Bangladeshi state which is apparently being eroded by neoliberalism, is not a complete picture. Other than a particular moment in the post-colonial period where there was optimism that the contrary would be achieved, sovereignty has in fact always been a mediated, fragmented affair in the borderlands as well as in Bangladesh as a whole.…”
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(Un)sustainable wind: Renewable energy, politics and ontology in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Mexico by Francesco Zanotelli

“…Utilizing the concept of onto-politics, it investigates the relationship between the local and the global at the new frontier of ecological neoliberalism.…”
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Financialisation and Economic Policy: The Issue of Capital Control in the Developing Countries by Kalim Siddiqui

“…The study argues that following the adoption of capital liberalisation and neoliberalism, the economies of most developing countries have become more vulnerable. …”
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EUROPEAN GREEN DEAL: INSTITUSIONALISM UNI EROPA DALAM MENGHADAPI ISU PERUBAHAN IKLIM by Arin Fithriana, Estefania Santika Dewi

“… his research analyzes the efforts of the European Union (EU) in overcoming climate change through the European Green Deal (EGD). Neoliberalism perspectives, Neoliberal institutionalism theory, and sustainable development are used to further analyze energy transitions and sustainability in EGD. …”
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Pouvoir et gouverner : le cas du syndicalisme aux États-Unis by Daniel PELTZMAN

“…This situation has generated a variety of interpretations: neoliberalism, globalization, economic relocations, etc…Today organized labor must face the hostility of conservative politicians (Republicans as well as Democrats) and lobbies. …”
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Pressing Pause: Critical Reflections from the History of Media Studies by Brian Dolber, Andrew O'Baoill

“…In the UK, cultural studies developed in conjunction with the need to produce a working class that could make sense of the mass media environment. Under neoliberalism, however, professionalism in both media and the academy have been undercut, while media studies programmes have expanded. …”
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The Recent Transformations in the Cuban Economy by Dr José Luís Rodríguez

“…It concludes that the new reforms will allow Cuba to move gradually towards a sustainable socialist society without abandoning the principles of solidarity that characterise it, and which will compare favourably to the alternative that neoliberalism offers today.…”
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Female Muslims in Singapore : negotiating Islamic modesty in a secular state. by Siti Nurfadhilah Binte Hashim.

“…Muslimahs need to constantly engage in negotiations to fuse the concept of Islamic Modesty into the Ideologies of Singapore (Neoliberalism and Meritocracy). While doing so, they face the possibility of religious compromise or are barricaded from access to certain opportunities like employments. …”
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Tomorrow’s a mystery: constructions of the future and ‘un/becoming’ amongst ‘early’ and ‘late’ career academics by Read, Barbara, Leathwood, Carole

“…We utilise theories of the social construction of time, as well as a conception of precarity and ‘precarization’ utilised by Butler (2009a, 2009b) and Lorey (2015), relating to ‘politically induced’ forms of insecurity that are a direct product of neoliberalism. The research reveals a variety of forms and levels of concern and anxiety by both groups for their own futures, and for the future of the academy as a whole.…”

Remaking classical music: cultures of creativity in Pleasure Garden by Browning, J

“…Through this, I argue that Pleasure Garden’s creators negotiated a space that was inside, yet sometimes out of alignment with what I call the ‘cultures of creativity’ associated with Western art music, the music industries, late capitalism, and neoliberalism. This highlights both the powerful forces affecting musicians today and the possibilities for making things otherwise.…”

Mad mothering: learning from the intersections of madness, mothering, and disability by Douglas, P, Runswick-Cole, K, Ryan, S, Fogg, P

“…The article then identifies analytical points of intersection, including critiques of neoliberalism; troubling the “norm” (including radical resistance and activism); intersectionality, post-colonial and queer theory. …”

Estimating Ideology of Brazilian Legislative Parties by Power, T, Zucco, C

“…Third, Brazilian political elites continue to shun self-identifications associated with political conservatism or neoliberalism.…”

Britain and Europe’s gifted children in the quests for democracy, welfare and productivity, 1970-1990 by Crane, J

“…Interest in giftedness revealed the growing ‘agency’ of articulate, affluent, middle-class families within the contexts of individualism and neoliberalism, but also its limits. Further, we can and must centre the experiences of young people in our scholarship, to truly understand how ‘agency’ operates within families and beyond. …”

Digital labour in the university: understanding the transformations of academic work in the UK by Woodcock, J

“…Rather than seeking a return to a romanticised pre-neoliberal university, this article explores the possibilities of resistance and alternatives to the university as it is now.…”