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neoliberalism

[ UK /nˈiːə‍ʊlˌɪbəɹəlˌɪzəm/ ]
NOUN
  1. a political orientation originating in the 1960s; blends liberal political views with an emphasis on economic growth

How To Use neoliberalism In A Sentence

  • It is a conservative viewpoint in the true sense, which makes it the antithesis of contemporary neoconservatism and neoliberalism, as well as all universalist ideologies.
  • Neoliberalism holds that even under the state of anarchy, nation-states can still alleviate and even eliminate "security dilemma" through international institutions.
  • Probably this time, a great slowdown on anything that smells of neoliberalism.
  • Globalization really exists objectively, but the objectivity is inseparable from the ideological strategy of neoliberalism.
  • They stand against ‘industrial society in all its forms; against neoliberalism and technocracy, and against corporate crooks and their allies in government’.
  • Russia has exercised imperial dominance over the Caucasus for over two centuries, under tzarism, Stalinism and authoritarian neoliberalism alike. David Osler
  • He demonstrates that the Bush doctrine is connected with the spread of neoliberalism and global capital.
  • She's an imperial war hawk, for starters, a muckymuck with the corporate DLC, and deeply committed to neoliberalism. Stan Goff: The Debate
  • Drawing inspiration from the anti-war movement, it aims to unite all those horrified by New Labour's programme of war and neoliberalism into a formidable electoral force.
  • However, I get very wary of new-fangled anthropological and sociological and ethnographical studies of SL when they begin to throw around the usual campus Marxist jargon about "empowerment" and "neoliberalism" and "capitalist" this and that. Anti Anti-Anecdotalism
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