Distinguishing Financialization from Neoliberalism

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Distinguishing Financialization from Neoliberalism

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Victoria University of Wellington

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Neoliberalism and financialization are not synonymous developments. Financialized nations are directed by particularly financialized epistemologies, cultures, and practices, not only neoliberal ones. In examining the financialization of the UK economy since the mid-1970s, this study discovers a socio-economic shift beyond the broad transition from Keynesianism towards free-market fundamentalism. Economic developments were guided by the very particular economic paradigms, discursive practices,...

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2017

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Aeron Davis / Catherine Walsh

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https://figshare.com/articles/journal_contribution/Distinguishing_Financialization_from_Neolibera...

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Sociology not elsewhere classified / Communication and media studies not elsewhere classified / Cultural studies not elsewhere classified / General Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences / Cultural Studies not elsewhere classified / Communication and Media Studies not elsewhere classified / Sociology

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