Add to ORKGThe current crisis, and the responses to it, seem to have delivered a death blow to neo-liberalism. The extent of state intervention, even if primarily to rescue the financial system (and the economy more broadly) from further collapse are simpl
This chapter traces the global financial crisis (GFC) back to the major structural changes from soci...
The study shows the author's views on the fundamental causes for the global financial and economic c...
Abstract This paper tends to analyze the link between the global financial crisis of 2008 and neol...
When it first emerged, neo-liberalism seemed to be able to be defined relatively easily and uncontro...
International audienceThe financial crisis can be explained as the ultimate result of the gradual mo...
This paper explores some aspects of the present crisis, including the problem of how to think about ...
Recent developments in social policy under neo-liberalism have been driven by the requirements of, a...
The recent onset of the most severe, synchronised global economic slump since the 1930s depression h...
This chapter explores the origins of the financial crisis in Britain in the neo-liberal regime shift...
After 2008, many commentators anticipated that the effects of the global economic crisis would bring...
This paper serves as an introduction to a special issue which explores many new questions, intellect...
The 2008 global financial crisis was the consequence of the process of financialization, or the crea...
The 2008 global financial crisis was the consequence of financialization or the creation of massive ...
ABSTRACT Until the global financial crisis, neo-liberalism had appeared invincible. This article exa...
Starting from the perspective of heterodox Keynesian-Minskyian-Kindlebergian financial economics, th...
This chapter traces the global financial crisis (GFC) back to the major structural changes from soci...
The study shows the author's views on the fundamental causes for the global financial and economic c...
Abstract This paper tends to analyze the link between the global financial crisis of 2008 and neol...
When it first emerged, neo-liberalism seemed to be able to be defined relatively easily and uncontro...
International audienceThe financial crisis can be explained as the ultimate result of the gradual mo...
This paper explores some aspects of the present crisis, including the problem of how to think about ...
Recent developments in social policy under neo-liberalism have been driven by the requirements of, a...
The recent onset of the most severe, synchronised global economic slump since the 1930s depression h...
This chapter explores the origins of the financial crisis in Britain in the neo-liberal regime shift...
After 2008, many commentators anticipated that the effects of the global economic crisis would bring...
This paper serves as an introduction to a special issue which explores many new questions, intellect...
The 2008 global financial crisis was the consequence of the process of financialization, or the crea...
The 2008 global financial crisis was the consequence of financialization or the creation of massive ...
ABSTRACT Until the global financial crisis, neo-liberalism had appeared invincible. This article exa...
Starting from the perspective of heterodox Keynesian-Minskyian-Kindlebergian financial economics, th...
This chapter traces the global financial crisis (GFC) back to the major structural changes from soci...
The study shows the author's views on the fundamental causes for the global financial and economic c...
Abstract This paper tends to analyze the link between the global financial crisis of 2008 and neol...