Sentences with neoliberals
- Like the Marxists of a couple of generations ago, neoliberals believe one economic system is best everywhere.
- Furthermore, neoliberals believe that past governments have broken this rule and consequently there are too many restraints on private activity, especially corporate actors.
- Education became one of the first targets of neoliberals, neoconservatives, and fundamentalists advocating market interests over social needs and democratic values.
- The campaign to save gendered marriage has some rational basis, for neoliberals in both parties, as a politics of privatization.
- China, on the other hand, proves an exception to the arguments of both neoliberals and social democrats.
- But as the neoliberals turn the screw the poor are fighting back out of necessity and with resourcefulness.
- Convinced that property is good, and that creating more property rights is better, neoliberals are primed to hand out patents on gene sequences and stem cell lines and copyrights on compilations of facts.
- Instead, neoliberals insist that globalization operate as a capital market-led, WTO-backed process that radically redistributes well-being worldwide.
- In sum, neoliberals believed that the replacement of state economic guidance with a liberalized global market system would raise global income growth and improve economic performance everywhere.
- The effective analytical focus on the national scale allows the neoliberals to point their fingers at the failure of national governance, not economic globalization, as the key explanation of the crisis.
- But if neoliberals helped make Mexico's democracy, they did so in response to circumstances that were not of their own choosing.
- On one hand, neoliberals argue that globalization requires rapid and unpopular decisions that consultative processes cannot generate.
- The neoliberals and neoconservatives were not above stealing the watchwords of their antagonists.
- Neoconservatives and neoliberals just have different basic ways of approaching foreign policy - neither necessarily more hawkish or dovish.
- So when you say Washington, you are speaking about the neoconservative and the neoliberals who are governing Washington today.