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Raiding the inarticulate since 2010

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  • The economic foundation of Manchester’s revival is the city centre

  • “Jeremy Corbyn gets into Downing Street, pulls a lever currently jammed at neoliberalism, yoinks it in the direction of social democracy and all is good”

  • Contemporary fascism mobilises passions which are a (fleeting) escape from the paralysis borne of a dying civilization

  • AI and the politics of productivity in a crumbling UK

  • Bourdieu on powerlessness and prophecy

  • Finding joy on a dying planet: failing to act as psychic self-defence and how to overcome it

  • The political economy of Bidenism

  • Neoliberalism and its dependence upon oil

  • The neoliberal social contract

  • Knowing neoliberalism, or, why doesn’t talking about it make it better?

  • Neoliberalism: the ideological wall blocking climate action 

  • Digital capitalism and the global police state

  • The meaning of Jair Bolsonaro

  • The intellectual adventure of slaying the neoliberal beast

  • The coming of neoliberal populism: comparing Trump and Macron

  • Donald Trump’s Words of Power

  • The Politics of an Uncertain Future

  • the ‘soft coup’ currently taking place in portugal 

  • the eugenecist temptation for digital elites 

  • “The problem with capitalism is that it’s not capitalist enough”: Neoliberalism 2.0?

  • Cruel optimism in #highered

  • Selling psychopathy in late modernity

  • David Cameron as neoliberal prophet

  • The Fetishisation of Intelligence Under Neoliberalism

  • What will neo-neoliberal ideology look like?

  • Adopting a homeless person

  • Money, Power and Opportunity in the Late Modern City, or, isn’t it a shame J G Ballard isn’t around to see this?

  • The Incredible Disappearing Agent

  • Public Sociology In an Age of Austerity – Michael Burawoy and John Holmwood in Dialogue

  • Shrill neoliberal ideologue begins lecturing about the moral virtues of declining prosperity – a sign of things to come?

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