…of junk-economics which has been forced into public consciousness over the last 30-40 years, and which originated in the '30s with philosophers such as von Mises and von Hayek. Read David Harvey's A Brief History of Neoliberalism (http://www.amazon.com/Brief-History-Neoliberalism-David-Harv...) for a stunning exposition of the social and economic crises that have developed around the world as a result of governments attempting…
David Harvey has a fantastic book on this, "A Brief History of Neoliberalism", it's quite a read but it's very well structured and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to investigate the recent (by this I mean second half of the 20th c.) trends in global capitalism and society.
…criticise neoliberalism as being uncaring of the poor, the Marxist would say a similar thing about social democracy. For a read by a thinker inspired by Marx, I've heard good things about David Harvey's A Brief History of Neoliberalism. I have not read it, so I don't know if I should recommend it, but since you mentioned modern Marxists, and he is one, it may be of some use to you. [0] https://newleftreview.org/II/49/alain-badiou-the-communist-h...
This is an interview with David Harvey whose Brief History of Neoliberalism is one of the best primers on the subject. https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/07/david-harvey-neoliberalis...
It is very peculiar. Whether it is an attempt to "reclaim" the word or not, that subreddit's usage of "neoliberal" bears little relation it's usage as defined in books such as David Harvey's 'A Brief History of Neoliberalism', where it is most commonly associated with privatization, financialisation, tax cuts, the retrenchment of social welfare and rapid growth in inequality. Critically, the neoliberal state is not 'smaller',…
……在过去 30 到 40 年间被强行灌输进公众意识中的垃圾经济学，它起源于 30 年代冯·米塞斯（von Mises）和冯·哈耶克（von Hayek）等哲学家。去读读大卫·哈维（David Harvey）的《新自由主义简史》（http://www.amazon.com/Brief-History-Neoliberalism-David-Harv...），它令人震撼地揭露了世界各国政府因为试图……而引发的社会与经济危机
…of junk-economics which has been forced into public consciousness over the last 30-40 years, and which originated in the '30s with philosophers such as von Mises and von Hayek. Read David Harvey's A Brief History of Neoliberalism (http://www.amazon.com/Brief-History-Neoliberalism-David-Harv...) for a stunning exposition of the social and economic crises that have developed around the world as a result of governments attempting…
大卫·哈维写过一本关于这个话题的绝佳好书——《新自由主义简史》，读起来相当硬核，但结构非常严谨，我会把它推荐给任何想要探究近期（我指的是 20 世纪下半叶）全球资本主义与社会趋势的人。
David Harvey has a fantastic book on this, "A Brief History of Neoliberalism", it's quite a read but it's very well structured and I'd recommend it to anyone looking to investigate the recent (by this I mean second half of the 20th c.) trends in global capitalism and society.
……批评新自由主义对穷人不闻不问，马克思主义者对社会民主主义也会发表类似的见解。如果想读受马克思启发的思想家的作品，我听过不少对大卫·哈维《新自由主义简史》的好评。我自己还没读过，所以不知道该不该推荐，但既然你提到了现代马克思主义者，而他正是一位，那这本书可能对你有点用处。[0] https://newleftreview.org/II/49/alain-badiou-the-communist-h...
…criticise neoliberalism as being uncaring of the poor, the Marxist would say a similar thing about social democracy. For a read by a thinker inspired by Marx, I've heard good things about David Harvey's A Brief History of Neoliberalism. I have not read it, so I don't know if I should recommend it, but since you mentioned modern Marxists, and he is one, it may be of some use to you. [0] https://newleftreview.org/II/49/alain-badiou-the-communist-h...
这是一篇对大卫·哈维的采访，他的《新自由主义简史》是关于该主题最好的入门读物之一。https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/07/david-harvey-neoliberalis...
This is an interview with David Harvey whose Brief History of Neoliberalism is one of the best primers on the subject. https://www.jacobinmag.com/2016/07/david-harvey-neoliberalis...
大卫·哈维的《新自由主义简史》也是关于这个主题的极佳之作。
'A Brief History of Neoliberalism' by David Harvey is also an excellent book on the subject.
这非常奇特。无论这算不算是试图“夺回”这个词的定义，那个 subreddit 对“新自由主义（neoliberal）”的用法，都与大卫·哈维《新自由主义简史》等著作中所界定的含义相去甚远。在书里，这个词最常与私有化、金融化、减税、削减社会福利以及不平等的急剧扩大联系在一起。关键在于，新自由主义国家并不是‘变小了’……
It is very peculiar. Whether it is an attempt to "reclaim" the word or not, that subreddit's usage of "neoliberal" bears little relation it's usage as defined in books such as David Harvey's 'A Brief History of Neoliberalism', where it is most commonly associated with privatization, financialisation, tax cuts, the retrenchment of social welfare and rapid growth in inequality. Critically, the neoliberal state is not 'smaller',…