Add to ORKGThere is now a growing critical literature documenting the rise of media driven consumer cultures within contemporary liberal-democratic societies like those of the US and the UK. According to this literature, there is a reciprocal relationship between the mainstream media and state-corporate economic interests, where the corporate media and ubiquitous corporate advertisements spread a consumer ideology that seeks to interpellate young people into market discourses and identities that are congruent with a neoliberal teleology. This article seeks to add to this literature by reexamining and building on the social-psychological and political economic works of the classic Frankfurt School theorists namely; Theodor Adorno, Max Horkheimer, and H...
Neoliberalism can be interpreted in various ways, such as an economic theory, an economic policy or ...
‘Neoliberalism’ is a term of art in philosophy, history and political theory, although much less com...
Many twentieth century Marxists have paid close attention to the way in which culture reproduces and...
There is now a growing critical literature documenting the rise of media driven consumer cultures wi...
The Frankfurt School was the first school to discern the roles of the media in shaping human thought...
The Frankfurt School was the first school to discern the roles of the media in shaping human thought...
This paper presents an overview of a new monograph entitled Neoliberalism and its Subjects. It focus...
This dissertation focuses on the intersection of political change and cultural production in the Uni...
Western society has continually pushed forth a consumer culture that attempts to normalize the consu...
This book explains neoliberalism as a phenomenon of the capitalist world-system. Many writers focus ...
Market ideology, globalization and neoliberalism It is rather ironic that this chapter is being writ...
This article proposes an ideal type of the neoliberal self as the preferred form of life in the econ...
References to neoliberalism are commonplace in media and communication studies.2 As in other fields,...
In the history of modern liberal political thought the work of Friedrich Hayek stands out as one of ...
The late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries are commonly characterised as an age of ‘neolibe...
Neoliberalism can be interpreted in various ways, such as an economic theory, an economic policy or ...
‘Neoliberalism’ is a term of art in philosophy, history and political theory, although much less com...
Many twentieth century Marxists have paid close attention to the way in which culture reproduces and...
There is now a growing critical literature documenting the rise of media driven consumer cultures wi...
The Frankfurt School was the first school to discern the roles of the media in shaping human thought...
The Frankfurt School was the first school to discern the roles of the media in shaping human thought...
This paper presents an overview of a new monograph entitled Neoliberalism and its Subjects. It focus...
This dissertation focuses on the intersection of political change and cultural production in the Uni...
Western society has continually pushed forth a consumer culture that attempts to normalize the consu...
This book explains neoliberalism as a phenomenon of the capitalist world-system. Many writers focus ...
Market ideology, globalization and neoliberalism It is rather ironic that this chapter is being writ...
This article proposes an ideal type of the neoliberal self as the preferred form of life in the econ...
References to neoliberalism are commonplace in media and communication studies.2 As in other fields,...
In the history of modern liberal political thought the work of Friedrich Hayek stands out as one of ...
The late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries are commonly characterised as an age of ‘neolibe...
Neoliberalism can be interpreted in various ways, such as an economic theory, an economic policy or ...
‘Neoliberalism’ is a term of art in philosophy, history and political theory, although much less com...
Many twentieth century Marxists have paid close attention to the way in which culture reproduces and...