#neoliberalism

#neoliberalism

Many foundations preaching democracy externally are practicing anti-democratic ideology internally by enforcing top-down decision-making and power consolidation. Funders must shift power to communities.

Neoliberalism, a political project fathered by a group of men in the Swiss Alps, has significantly influenced global economic systems for decades, based on free market principles.

A bedrock assumption of what a university is gives hope for the liberal educational project despite ongoing neoliberalization of higher education and uncritical celebration of generative software.

The domestic policy bill now making its way through Congress, with its payoff to the rich and punishment of the poor, is a monument to neoliberalism, the Iran strike a revival of neoconservatism.

The heightened salience of identity in modern political discourse suggests an internalisation of the neoliberal view, reducing identities to consumer preferences.

Abundance liberalism is seen as a return to centrist pragmatism, lacking a robust political core and failing to address the foundational issues of corporate power and regulation.

"Neoliberalism’s homo economicus perpetuates the belief that individuals succeed or fail solely through their own efforts, ignoring societal influences and the communal aspects of human nature."

The emergence of social cooperatives marks a shift in social care, focusing on community-led services that rehumanize care through collaborative relationships and shared responsibilities.