The good warning of transparency
The article reflects on the decline of Jürgen Habermas's ideals of deliberative democracy and transparency in the age of digital communication and neoliberal markets.
Organized crime is a product of neoliberalism. After the death of 'El Mencho' in Mexico [INTERVIEW]
The death of Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader 'El Mencho' has sparked a surge of violence in Mexico, leading experts to question the long-term effectiveness of government anti-drug initiatives.
Kast takes office in Chile promising moderation; Boric leaves an ambiguous legacy
After a defeat by José Antonio Kast, Gabriel Boric ends his presidency with mixed results and unfulfilled expectations.
'Growth Strategy for Everyone' is Not Visible
The article critiques South Korea's growth strategies under the Lee Jae-myung administration, arguing that existing plans do not address the underlying structural factors contributing to increasing inequality.
Liberal, privatized, and oriented towards Washington: what does the 'New Argentina' promised by Javier Milei look like?
Argentinian President Javier Milei has announced an ambitious plan of 90 reforms to overhaul the economy and reduce the state's role.
Professor Liene Ozoliņa: Latvia's economy has undergone several shock therapies since the 1990s
Professor Liene Ozoliņa discusses the ongoing economic challenges in Latvia, highlighting issues of poverty and inequality since the 1990s.
What we see today is not a metaphor, it is fascism itself, says Vladimir Safatle
Philosopher Vladimir Safatle discusses his new book and argues that current global political dynamics reflect an emergence of actual fascism rather than a metaphorical regression to it.
Life and death in the farce
The article critiques the absurdity of political attempts to legislate against public spectacles, suggesting such actions could lead to self-prohibition among politicians.
Yves Bonzon (Julius Baer): 'Neoliberalism has ended; we are in the era of state capitalism'
Yves Bonzon, an investment director at Julius Baer, argues that neoliberalism has come to an end and that the world is entering an era of state capitalism, marked by global fragmentation and the impending impact of artificial intelligence on markets.
A. Tsipras: 'Progressive forces must resist barbarous neoliberal policies'
Alexis Tsipras emphasized the necessity for progressive forces to counter neoliberal policies during a conference of the Italian leftist organization Compagno e il Mondo.
Is Neoliberalism Stupid…
Recent survey results reveal that a majority of Greeks feel worse off economically now compared to 2019, with only a small percentage believing their situation has improved.
Mechthild Seithe on Social Work: 'It Has Become Even Worse'
Mechthild Seithe discusses the deteriorating conditions in social work, emphasizing that they have worsened significantly over the years.
How neoliberals became obsessed with IQ and embraced ethnonationalism
Quinn Slobodian explores the connection between neoliberalism, intellect, and ethnonationalism in his new book, following his previous successes.
Natalia Aspesi: the tragedy in the “impeccable” Switzerland
The article discusses the surprising nature of a tragedy in Switzerland, highlighting the common factors in globalized neoliberal practices that contribute to such events.
Economics in the Cold War: Neoliberalism East
The article discusses how Poland's approach to economic growth, willingness for reform, successful digitalization, and bureaucracy reduction can serve as a model for the future, linking the end of the Cold War to the rise of neoliberalism as explored by historian Fritz Bartel.
Hanks World: The Legacy of Neoliberalism
The article discusses the mixed legacy of neoliberal policies from the 1990s, particularly the Washington Consensus, in light of recent controversies surrounding economist Larry Summers and his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.