Neoliberalism
Results for Neoliberalism
- On 9/11 and the War on "Terror": Names, Numbers and Events
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Categories and names are often misleading, even for those of us who are often wary of the dominant rhetoric. As much as we want to escape it, dominant discourse is only there to shape our ideas and reactions, as is the case of the rhetoric surrounding ...
- Neoliberal Desire
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Satish Menon's Bhavum ...
- The World Bank on Trial
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The People's Tribunal is a shrewd political strategy, but most profoundly it is a direct assault on the World Bank's monopoly on knowledge. ...
- Notes on a Meltdown, and a View of the Other Side
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Looking through the alphabet soup of financial instruments such as Collateralized Debt Obligations, Asset Backed Commercial Papers, Credit Debt Swaps, are you feeling like a commoner back in the day, disallowed from reading holy verses in the sacred ...
- As the Fires Die: The Terror of the Aftermath
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As the smoke lifts from Mumbai, skepticism must prevail over thoseconjectures which support the official state narrative. It is crucial toincrease the pressure for transparency and accountability at this moment toensure that India doesn't slide into ...
- Power of Love and Money
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Sending a remittance is an individual act of love from the sender to the receiver. Collectively, it can be transformed into economic power. ...
- Fare Labor: A Review of Taxi!
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Bearing the economic risks without reaping the benefits, taxi drivers in NYC are least protected by labor laws. Biju Mathew's book illustrates the organizing work and collective action happening among NYC's yellow cab drivers and their numerous ...
- Water, Water, Everywhere
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It is urgent that water, which remains Nepal's strongest resource, not fall in the hands of decision-makers who will exclude the majority of users. Sushma Joshi explores the politics of water and development in rural Nepal. ...
- Who Benefits From Development Anyway?
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India's Silicon Valley Meets Her Slums ...
- The Tsunami of Aid
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A recent World Bank report on the tsunami gives us reason to be vigilant to the forces of corporate globalization using aid as a pretext to advance their agenda. The tsunami that occurred in December 2004 was clearly one of the deadliest natural disasters ...
