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1. www.anthroencyclopedia.com › entry › neoliberalismNeoliberalism | Open Encyclopedia of Anthropology

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   ‘Neoliberalism’ is a widely used term that travelled from economic philosophy into policymaking, and from policymaking into critical social scientific discourse in the late twentieth century. It refers to a form of capitalism ascendant since the 1970s but informed by post-war economic philosophical ideas. In practice, it is characterised by the retrenchment of the welfare state and an ...

2. www.oxfordbibliographies.com › abstract › documentNeoliberalism - Anthropology - Oxford Bibliographies

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   Nov 23, 2021 · As an object of study, neoliberalism can variously refer to an ideology, policy, or form of governance that elevates the role of the market in relation to the state in political economic processes and approaches to reform. The concept “neoliberalization” captures the dynamic and unfinished nature of neoliberal projects.

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4. anthropologyreview.org › anthropology-glossary-ofThe Rise of Neoliberalism - Understanding its History and Impact

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   Oct 10, 2024 · The Rise of Neoliberalism – Understanding its History and Impact. Neoliberalism is an economic and political ideology that emphasizes the importance of individual freedoms, free markets, deregulated economies, and global economic integration. It emerged in the 1970s as a response to the perceived failures of Keynesianism, a more ...

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5. stephenjcollier.files.wordpress.com › 2018/04/2006Notes on the Anthropology of Neoliberalism - WordPress.com

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   “neoliberalism” means in anthro-pological inquiry. It would be most accurate to say that, although ever more anthropological studies are concerned with neoliberalism, there have been few steps made toward an anthropology of neoliberalism, that is, an anthropology in which the very defi nition of neoliberalism is put in question and made an ob-

6. www.annualreviews.org › content › journalsNeoliberalism - Annual Reviews

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   Neoliberalism has been a popular concept within anthropological scholarship over the past decade; this very popularity has also elicited a fair share of criticism. This review examines current anthropological engagements with neoliberalism and explains why the concept has been so attractive for anthropologists since the millennium. It briefly outlines the history of neoliberal thought and ...

7. www.oxfordbibliographies.com › abstract › documentAnthropology of Liberalism - Oxford Bibliographies

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   May 21, 2021 · Liberalism became an object of anthropological study only after the unit of ethnographic analysis shifted (during the 1980s) from that of the bounded cultural group to that of the globally intertwined locus (with the concomitant advent of “studying up” in the developed world). Around the same time, a new theoretical armature came to such ...

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   What is neoliberalism anthropology?

   • Neoliberalism is a concept with multiple faces. It can refer to economic and philosophical ideals, policy projects, and the effects of either of the former. Anthropologists have drawn on Marxist theory to frame neoliberalism as a political economic or ideological world system within which we can understand diverse ethnographic cases.

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   What does neoliberalism mean?

   • As an object of study, neoliberalism can variously refer to an ideology, policy, or form of governance that elevates the role of the market in relation to the state in political economic processes and approaches to reform. The concept “neoliberalization” captures the dynamic and unfinished nature of neoliberal projects.

   Neoliberalism - Anthropology - Oxford Bibliographies

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   Is neoliberalism a political economic philosophy?

   • Neoliberalism as a political economic philosophy emerged from a long history of over fifty years of debate within a transnational “thought collective” of scholars, think tank researchers, business and political leaders, and journalists most notably associated with the Mont Pèlerin Society (see Mirowski and Plehwe 2015 under Historical Works ).

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   Why do anthropologists avoid neoliberal reforms?

   • Given controversies over the concept’s analytic value as well as conflicting ideological assessments of neoliberal reforms, some anthropologists avoid the concept altogether, using terms such as late capitalism or advanced capitalism in analyzing similar phenomena.

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   What is the neoliberal ideology?

   • The neoliberal ideology is associated with the deregulation of industries and markets. Neoliberals believe that regulation impedes economic growth and harms competition, and that businesses should be free to operate with minimal government oversight.

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   Is neoliberalism a global culture?

   • The work of Jean and John Comaroff (1999, 2000) is a case in point. For these anthropologists, neoliberalism is best understood as a global ‘culture’, a patterned way of relating to oneself and others that draws on both ‘ideology and practice’ (Comaroff & Comaroff 2000: 305).

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9. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10The three anthropological approaches to neoliberalism

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