In ‘Policing the Neoliberal Crisis’ Holly White utilises the theoretical insights of Stuart Hall to explore how neoliberal elites have seized upon the current economic crisis to legitimise an increasingly punitive welfare system and a broader ideological narrative of a ‘ war against the poor’. Drawing upon her experience as a volunteer for the Citizens Advice Bureau, Holly White makes explicit connections between changes in the macro political economy and micro policy developments in the UK concerning homelessness and the ‘Bedroom tax’. As her conclusion indicates, her work is interventionist, focusing upon the current operationalization of neoliberal hegemony and how alternative critical imaginaries and social movements are being either nu...
The global rise of a neoliberal ‘new politics of parenting’ discursively constructs parents in pover...
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Many anthropologists interpret neoliberalism as a radical break from and dangerous rupture...
The rise of neoliberalism in the US represents a response to the second economic crisis of the 20th ...
This article examines the development of the 'troubled families' narrative that emerged following th...
In May 2010, amidst the ‘global financial crisis’ a Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition governm...
This chapter introduces my doctoral research, which contributes an analysis of Westminster definers’...
Neoliberalism has not simply ‘survived’; it has failed to die, seemingly outlived the socio-economic...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the relative absence of a theoretical underpinnin...
This paper will build on findings from a study on ‘ethical stress’ (experienced when social workers ...
The moral justification for the rollback of benefits and services under the austerity programme unle...
© 2016, © The Author(s) 2016. Critical explanations of neoliberalism regularly adhere to a dominant ...
Neoliberalism is widely regarded as the main culprit for the 2007/8 global financial crisis. However...
The financial crisis, and associated scandals, created a sense of a juridical deficit with regard to...
Ernest Mandel once said that Marxist writers too often echo Marx’s polemic without matching his nuan...
The global rise of a neoliberal ‘new politics of parenting’ discursively constructs parents in pover...
This thesis examines values-based practices at Oblong, a small charity in Leeds, UK, arguing that th...
Many anthropologists interpret neoliberalism as a radical break from and dangerous rupture...
The rise of neoliberalism in the US represents a response to the second economic crisis of the 20th ...
This article examines the development of the 'troubled families' narrative that emerged following th...
In May 2010, amidst the ‘global financial crisis’ a Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition governm...
This chapter introduces my doctoral research, which contributes an analysis of Westminster definers’...
Neoliberalism has not simply ‘survived’; it has failed to die, seemingly outlived the socio-economic...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the relative absence of a theoretical underpinnin...
This paper will build on findings from a study on ‘ethical stress’ (experienced when social workers ...
The moral justification for the rollback of benefits and services under the austerity programme unle...
© 2016, © The Author(s) 2016. Critical explanations of neoliberalism regularly adhere to a dominant ...
Neoliberalism is widely regarded as the main culprit for the 2007/8 global financial crisis. However...
The financial crisis, and associated scandals, created a sense of a juridical deficit with regard to...
Ernest Mandel once said that Marxist writers too often echo Marx’s polemic without matching his nuan...
The global rise of a neoliberal ‘new politics of parenting’ discursively constructs parents in pover...
This thesis examines values-based practices at Oblong, a small charity in Leeds, UK, arguing that th...
Many anthropologists interpret neoliberalism as a radical break from and dangerous rupture...