In this paper author is dealing with the problem of democracy and neoliberal capitalism, through the prism of history; it explains the difference in certain socio-economic and political-economic systems. The concept of the neoliberal capitalist system that has been current for the last forty years has become unsustainable due to the enormous inequalities in the society that it has created. Therefore today, the rich are getting richer, while the poor are getting poorer. It has also been shown that without the economic intervention of a state, no economic system can survive. The growing protests throughout Europe and the world have prompted the author to consider the following questions' What are the alternatives to neoliberal capitalism? Why...
The article aims to verify the popular thesis that capitalism inevitably leads to the democratic sys...
This paper analyses the nature of neoliberalism and considers the extent to which it has been underm...
The paper points to the key topics that emerge from the papers in the special issue. It argues that ...
Procedural (formal, liberal, capitalist or bourgeois) democracy is the political form of neoliberali...
The present article is based upon a round table, in which Colin Crouch, Wolfgang Streeck, and Donate...
The present article is based upon a round table, in which Colin Crouch, Wolfgang Streeck, and Donate...
ABSTRACT: Neoliberalism is a term that has attracted a remarkable degree of frustration and fury wit...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the relative absence of a theoretical underpinnin...
Δεν διατίθεται περίληψη.The huge wave of democratization that swept almost all the regions of the gl...
Alternative economies exist in theory and practice, beyond current societies and within them. One is...
As the most‐discussed topic of the recent period, the world’s economic crisis has attracted the atte...
With the fall of former socialism a period of transition has come into being in Eastern and South-Ea...
At a time when democratization and the state of democracy are at the forefront of attention in many ...
Property-Owning Democracy[Excerpt] 1. Inequality, democracy and the philosophical debate on economic...
The conservative historian Niall Ferguson (2001: 10) has remarked that capitalism and democracy form...
The article aims to verify the popular thesis that capitalism inevitably leads to the democratic sys...
This paper analyses the nature of neoliberalism and considers the extent to which it has been underm...
The paper points to the key topics that emerge from the papers in the special issue. It argues that ...
Procedural (formal, liberal, capitalist or bourgeois) democracy is the political form of neoliberali...
The present article is based upon a round table, in which Colin Crouch, Wolfgang Streeck, and Donate...
The present article is based upon a round table, in which Colin Crouch, Wolfgang Streeck, and Donate...
ABSTRACT: Neoliberalism is a term that has attracted a remarkable degree of frustration and fury wit...
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to highlight the relative absence of a theoretical underpinnin...
Δεν διατίθεται περίληψη.The huge wave of democratization that swept almost all the regions of the gl...
Alternative economies exist in theory and practice, beyond current societies and within them. One is...
As the most‐discussed topic of the recent period, the world’s economic crisis has attracted the atte...
With the fall of former socialism a period of transition has come into being in Eastern and South-Ea...
At a time when democratization and the state of democracy are at the forefront of attention in many ...
Property-Owning Democracy[Excerpt] 1. Inequality, democracy and the philosophical debate on economic...
The conservative historian Niall Ferguson (2001: 10) has remarked that capitalism and democracy form...
The article aims to verify the popular thesis that capitalism inevitably leads to the democratic sys...
This paper analyses the nature of neoliberalism and considers the extent to which it has been underm...
The paper points to the key topics that emerge from the papers in the special issue. It argues that ...