... and utopian, or it could be in comfortable alignment with the hegemonic neoliberal conception of the individual and of social relations in ‘boom-time’ Ireland. decriminalisation of homosexuality in Ireland Gay Rights Movement Irish HIV AIDS republicanism Irish Rose Kieran anticolonialism Brehon Laws...

... policy neoliberalism tax 30 per cent rule assimilation translation Soviet Union Asia multinational corporation MNC knowledge production reading along the grain polysemy border bordering Expatriate Archive Centre archiving social history urban marketing migration policy temporary...

... is shown to be a militant, agitational, democratic theatre aligned with social movements. It traces the emergence of the street theatre, from the formation of the Indian People’s Theatre Association, through to the crisis of neoliberalism and the rise of Hindu nationalism. Drawing on a range of Indian...

... consumption Dichter Ernest Engels Friedrich Fordism France Kaufman Eleanor Marcuse Herbert Marxism May 1968 sublimation sexuality state Badiou Alain crisis neoliberalism Autonomist Marxism Fisher Mark gender ideology Lacan Jacques Lazzarato Maurizio repression Žižek Slavoj Bezos Jeff...

...This book examines Britain–China–Hong Kong relations in the 1980s from global, diplomatic, and imperial perspectives. During Margaret Thatcher’s premiership, Britain actively engaged with China in order to promote globalisation and manage Hong Kong’s decolonisation. Influenced by neoliberalism...

... and exclusions are made possible by the inextricability of charitable swimming from the cultural logics of neoliberalism. charitable fund raising charity challenge s compassion philanthropy swimming for… alliances of suffering Channel Swimming and Piloting Federation charitable swimming health physical...

... pluralism political Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa PRL neoliberalism community Teatr Ósmego Dnia Theatre of the Eight Day violence Ziemie Odzyskane Recovered Territories exclusion exclusive Polishness gay and lesbian rights and identities gender Gombrowicz Witold Jarocki Jerzy national identity...

...Hans Schattle’s chapter explores the breaking of the postwar-era social contract across the ‘Western’ democracies alongside the dominance, since the Reagan-Thatcher era, of neoliberalism and its tenets of deregulation, privatization and unfettered trade. The legions of dislocated industrial workers...

...This chapter starts by concentrating on the question of optimism and shows that asylum is based on a cruel optimism that cannot but fail in its promise of happiness. Optimism in LGBT asylum is a combination of discourses on neoliberalism, sexuality and rights-based aspirations which imagines...

...This chapter notes that the IFSL is obviously closely associated with neoliberal ideology. It is a membership organisation for financial service providers—the focus here is on its leadership and secretariat. IFSL is strongly committed to trade liberalisation and valorises an open global economy...

... then to reject the neoliberal politics of charity? If the actions of Food Not Bombs are representative of such resistance, it means rejecting the professionalism and donation-centered politics of the non-profit industry. By rejecting these institutional pathways, it allows for Food Not Bombs to have a more...

... of a traditionally welfare-driven, but increasingly neoliberalized urban context. David Harvey has described the right to the city as “not merely a right of access to what already exists, but a right to change it after our heart’s desire” (Harvey, 2003). As such, in this chapter the concept of “right to the city...

... neoliberalism public service Sydney Carriageworks Sydney design history The Gov architecture Gipps Governor George Greiner Premier Nick Hansard Ultimo suburb of Sydney Monotype offset lithography political culture climate Printing and Kindred Industries Union PKIU skill gender History...

... Justified (2010-15) and Quentin Tarrantino's film, Django Unchained (2012), arguing that the film epitomizes the challenge of gun possession and self-defense within a neoliberal state. Campbell Neil High Noon Pippin Robert Anglo Americans Nelson Andrew P Alexander Marissa...

... Empire neoliberalism One of the core aims of this volume has been to begin the task of piecing together the bigger picture of how corruption has undermined and exercised public life in modern Britain during and since the ‘age of reform’, through the nineteenth century and into the twentieth...

... education Poland see saws child centric conceptions and policies David P European Court of Human Rights Rousseau J J Bauman Z de civilising processes Elias N equality of inequality Foucault M liquid modernity Bauman neoliberalism play centres commercial social state the civility...

... Pelerin Society Myrdal Gunnar neoliberalism Nixon Richard Milhous Nobel Prizes in economics The Road to Serfdom Hayek Volcker shock cold war Constitution of Liberty Hayek deregulation globalization Kalecki Michal oil prices Reagan administration Reagan Ronald Wilson taxation Thatcher...

... to the current conditions? In order to answer this question the chapter not only compares the civilization of the nineteenth century in Europe with our own epoch. It also reconstructs some of Polanyi’s most important insights, such as his critique of the liberal utopia (in its classical and neoliberal version...

... to the neoliberal turn in the 1980s have made it increasingly difficult for contemporary call centre workers to achieve the social expectations of middle-class distinction, based on educational achievement and stable employment, that were placed on them by the State, the nation and their parents’ generation...