Neoliberalism and media

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Title

Neoliberalism and media

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Massey University

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Massey Research Online

Description

References to neoliberalism are commonplace in media and communication studies. As in other fields, the concept is normally invoked critically; to speak of neoliberalism usually suggests a disposition that is opposed to it. Yet, the concept is not always affirmed as a concept, even by critical scholars. Some interrogate its ready-to-hand authority as a critical keyword (Flew, 2008). Others refer to it with a casual weariness, as if its commonplaceness illustrates its lack of descriptive and e...

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Research paper

Research format

Book item

Date created

2018-03-01

Creator

Phelan S

URL

https://hdl.handle.net/10179/14193

Related subjects

Political Science / Political economy / Neoliberalism / Media studies / Journalism Studies

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