Journal of Contemporary European Studies· 2012Q1· Review
The Strange Non-Death of Neoliberalism
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Short summary
Neoliberalism persists in a modified, 'post-ideological' form, characterized by state intervention and corporate influence, despite its perceived failures.
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Key points
- Neoliberalism has not died but has evolved into a 'post-ideological' form.
- This new variant involves significant state intervention to support corporations.
- The distinction between state and corporate interests has become blurred.
- This transformation allows neoliberalism to persist despite economic crises.
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Abstract
Colin CROUCH, Polity, 2011, ISBN 9780745652214, £14.99 (pbk), 224 pp. As Colin Crouch maintains, despite the recent economic crises, neo-liberalism survives, not in the idealised form of self-regul...
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Field: Political Science and International Relations
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