Critique and resistance in a neoliberal age : towards a narrative of emancipation /: towards a narrative of emancipation. ([2017])
- Record Type:
- Book
- Title:
- Critique and resistance in a neoliberal age : towards a narrative of emancipation /: towards a narrative of emancipation. ([2017])
- Main Title:
- Critique and resistance in a neoliberal age : towards a narrative of emancipation
- Further Information:
- Note: Charles Masquelier.
- Authors:
- Masquelier, Charles
- Contents:
- Acknowledgements; Contents; 1: Introduction; Defining Neoliberalism; The Core Functions of€Emancipatory Critique; Defetishizing Social Reality; Exploring the€Mechanisms of€Domination; Diagnosing the€Nature of, and€Prospects for, Resistance; Structure of€the€Book; Part I: Neoliberal Processes; 2: Introduction of€Part I; 3: Financialization; The Core Features of€Financialization; Financialization and€the€Socio-Economic Structure; On the€Financialization of€Culture; Financialization and€the€"Inflation of€Culture"; 4: Flexibilization; Flexibilization as€Economic Process. From Flexibilization to€Precarization On the€Cultural Dimension of€Flexibilization; Defetishizing Flexibility; 5: Personal Responsibilization; Personal Responsibilization and€the€Neoliberal State; Explaining the€Rise of€the€"Entrepreneurial Self"; Bringing Neoliberalism Back in€the€Analysis; Ideology and€Personal Responsibilization; 6: Privatization; From Economic Process to€Cultural Force; Privatization and€the€New Cultural "Condition"; Privatization and€Ideology; 7: The Neoliberalization of€Nature; Social Theory and€Nature: Some Preliminary Considerations. Neoliberal Processes and€Nature More Than a€Mere Reorganization of€Nature; 8: Conclusion of€Part I; Part II: Domination; 9: Introduction of€Part II; 10: Probing Neoliberal Domination; Class Domination; Race, Gender and€Domination; Exploring the€Links Between€Economic and€Cultural Domination; Environmental Domination and€the€Four Neoliberal Processes; LinkingAcknowledgements; Contents; 1: Introduction; Defining Neoliberalism; The Core Functions of€Emancipatory Critique; Defetishizing Social Reality; Exploring the€Mechanisms of€Domination; Diagnosing the€Nature of, and€Prospects for, Resistance; Structure of€the€Book; Part I: Neoliberal Processes; 2: Introduction of€Part I; 3: Financialization; The Core Features of€Financialization; Financialization and€the€Socio-Economic Structure; On the€Financialization of€Culture; Financialization and€the€"Inflation of€Culture"; 4: Flexibilization; Flexibilization as€Economic Process. From Flexibilization to€Precarization On the€Cultural Dimension of€Flexibilization; Defetishizing Flexibility; 5: Personal Responsibilization; Personal Responsibilization and€the€Neoliberal State; Explaining the€Rise of€the€"Entrepreneurial Self"; Bringing Neoliberalism Back in€the€Analysis; Ideology and€Personal Responsibilization; 6: Privatization; From Economic Process to€Cultural Force; Privatization and€the€New Cultural "Condition"; Privatization and€Ideology; 7: The Neoliberalization of€Nature; Social Theory and€Nature: Some Preliminary Considerations. Neoliberal Processes and€Nature More Than a€Mere Reorganization of€Nature; 8: Conclusion of€Part I; Part II: Domination; 9: Introduction of€Part II; 10: Probing Neoliberal Domination; Class Domination; Race, Gender and€Domination; Exploring the€Links Between€Economic and€Cultural Domination; Environmental Domination and€the€Four Neoliberal Processes; Linking Social and€Environmental Domination: Conceptual Premises; 11: Conceptualizing Neoliberal Domination; Economic Facts, Economic Power and€Political Power; The Moral Authority of€Neoliberal Economic Facts. Ideology and€Economic Facts: Some Preliminary Considerations Economic Facts and€Symbolic Domination; Social, Environmental and€Symbolic Domination; 12: Modernization and€the€Neoliberal Condition; The Problem with€Self-Adjustment; The Transmutation of€Values and€De-modernization; The Transmutation of€Values Illustrated; 13: Conclusion of€Part II; Part III: Resistance; 14: Introduction of€Part III; 15: Making Sense of€Contemporary Social Movements; The Movements in€Context; The Movements and€the€Neoliberal Regime of€Symbolic Domination; Imagining a€World Beyond€Economic Rationality. 16: Conceptualizing Resistance The "Double Movement" Thesis and€Symbolic Domination; On the€Interplay of€the€Economy and€Culture in€Resistance; Nature and€the€Conceptualization of€Resistance; 17: On the€Agent of€Resistance; An Agent in€Conceptual Evolution; The Subject as€"Collective Will"; Leaving Anthropocentrism Behind, but€Not Emancipation; 18: Conclusion of€Part III; Part IV: Emancipation; 19: Introduction of€Part IV; 20: Emancipatory Political Action Reimagined; Defining Emancipation; The Rise of€Individualization and€Apparent Demise of€Emancipatory Action. … (more)
- Publisher Details:
- London : Springer Science and Business Media Palgrave Macmillan
- Publication Date:
- 2017
- Copyright Date:
- 2017
- Extent:
- 1 online resource
- Subjects:
- 330.122
Social sciences
Neoliberalism
SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Essays
SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Reference
Neoliberalism
Political Science -- General
Social Science -- Sociology -- General
Political science & theory
Social issues & processes
Political sociology
Political communication
Sociology
Electronic books - Languages:
- English
- ISBNs:
- 9781137401946
- Related ISBNs:
- 113740194X
9781137401939
1137401931 - Notes:
- Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
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