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By Nick Couldry
Political programme or ideology whose goals include most prominently the diffusion, deepening and preservation of constitutional democracy, limited government, individual liberty, and those basic human and civil rights which are instrumental to any decent human existence‘
——Dag Einar Thorsen “What is Neoliberalism?”
(Department of Political Science University of Oslo)
A complete political philosophy or ideology.
>>> “practical‟ theory of building and maintaining democratic policies and securing individual liberty
Limited government, individual liberty
>>>a radical commitment to laissez-faire economic policies.
Saad-Filho, Alfredo and Deborah Johnston (2005): “Introduction”; pp. 1-6 in Alfredo Saad-Filho and Deborah Johnston: Neoliberalism – A Critical Reader. London: Pluto Press.
A theory of political economic practices that aim to build and maintain democratic policies and securing individual liberty. The government should stick to a radical commitment to laissez-faire economic policies. The role of the state is minimized only functions to create and preserve an institutional framework characterized by strong private property rights, free markets and free trade.
fiscal policy disipline
Reduction of Public Spending from subsides
Tax Reform
Positive Interest Rates
competative exchange rates
1. Definition of neoliberalism (Jessie)
2. A close reading of "why voice matters" (Jacob)
3. Examples of neoliberal policies and practices (Maia & Ana)
4. Explanation of relationship between neoliberalism different social problems (Nicola & Olwyn)
Liberalisation
-Relaxation of restrictions
-Transfer of ownership
-Promotes choice and competition
-Removal of state regulation
Trade Liberalisation
-Removal of practices preventing free flow of goods and services between nations