So neoliberalism means a new version of the nineteenth-century capitalism, which gave rise to all those gigantic social movements, which gave us the welfare state.

Neoliberalism didn’t just deregulate the economy and brazenly link economic influence to political power, it also deregulated safety systems, infrastructure and oversight.

Neoliberalism also empowered the state to “relieve acute misery and distress.” Meanwhile, private enterprise would keep the state from direct interference.

Neoliberalism does not mean a strict adherence to free markets, the abolition of state intervention and a cult-like devotion to Milton Friedman. Yes, beginning in the 1970s, ...

The extent to which neoliberalism is a catch-all for everything the left hates really can’t be exaggerated. Here’s Robert McChesney just last week in the socialist magazine Monthly Review ...

Neoliberalism has had an unforgivably negative impact on the economic stability and mobility of people, as well as on the social fabric of our communities. As engineers, we have an obligation to ...

The term neoliberalism is infamously hard to define—and, on both the left and the populist right, often devolves into a catchall meme for everything bad in the world—but the long-standing ...

Neoliberalism seeks to revive classical liberal doctrines of individual liberty, property rights, free markets, and stable social order. Yet in reality, it hyper glorifies market forces.

How Inflation Ended Neoliberalism—and Re-Elected Trump In the 1970s, skyrocketing prices spurred free-market reforms that promoted economic stability. In the 2020s, they fueled Trump’s comeback.

In Global Battlefields, Walden Bello’s analytical rigor illuminates the trials that he and his allies confront. He notes that ...

That’s not primarily a story about neoliberalism or globalization; it’s progress. If manufacturing jobs are moving, it’s often from the American Midwest to the American South.