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To: ggersh who wrote (67600)	8/12/2022 6:20:00 PM
From: marcher	Read Replies (1) of 71475

she seems to be the prominent u.s. far left academic critic of neoliberalism... and has been arguing against it for quite a while. but yeah, she's very careful about her public comment... maybe overly civil. -g- brown from 2003: "...I want to background this agenda in order to consider our current predicament in terms of a neo-liberal political rationality, a rationality that exceeds particular positions on particular issues, and one that undergirds important features of the Clinton decade as well as the Reagan-Bush years. Further, I want to consider the way that this rationality is emerging as governmentality — a mode of governance encompassing but not limited to the state, and one which produces subjects, forms of citizenship and behavior, and a new organization of the social..." muse.jhu.edu

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