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Significados de neo-liberalism em inglês

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Political philosophy that supports economic liberalization.

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neo-liberalismo
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Examples for "neoliberalism"
Examples for "neoliberalism"
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For protest policing under neoliberalism does not simply entail more repressive behaviour.
The Guardian
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He condemned neoliberalism in more concrete terms than Cameron's generalities at Davos.
The Guardian
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Such a plan must challenge neoliberalism and lead European economies back to recovery.
The Guardian
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McMindfulness is blind to the present moral, political and cultural context of neoliberalism.
The Guardian
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Guardian Australia's recent article Australian Labor led centre-left parties into neoliberalism.
The Guardian
Uso de neo-liberalism em inglês
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Wayne takes a critical look at the prevailing global economic orthodoxy of neo-liberalism.
Radio NZ
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He says neo-liberalism has failed and suggests unions should have a stronger voice.
Radio NZ
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True neo-liberalism is all about individual independence and responsibility.
The Irish Times
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This government has been one of the cheerleaders of neo-liberalism and deregulation in the City.
The Guardian
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Perhaps some high-priests of neo-liberalism would like to address this implication of their free market ideology?
The Irish Times
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The question is, can the disciples of competition and neo-liberalism find any empathy left in their hearts?
Radio NZ
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She talks to Wallace Chapman about how New Zealand could be at the forefront of challenging neo-liberalism.
Radio NZ
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They are angry with neo-liberalism's "capture" of higher education and the consequences for fees and increasing inequality.
The South African
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With the WTO to focus on, new networks of opposition to free trade and neo-liberalism are forming to challenge national governments.
The Guardian
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Under the surface, sport was actually barely less political: its stealth neo-liberalism was merely less outwardly recognisable, more supple and pervasive.
The Guardian
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Today's neo-liberalism, with its love of cheap casual labour and an unrestrained free market, is a repeat of its 19th-century version.
The Irish Times
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Klein believes that neo-liberalism belongs among the closed, fundamentalist doctrines that cannot co-exist with other belief-systems...
The Guardian
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Mr Higgins also said the issue should not be addressed under the sway of economic neo-liberalism, which weakens the state and fosters inequality and injustice.
The Irish Times
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President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador blamed "neo-liberalism" for the violence against women in the aftermath of the girl's murder, sparking a torrent of criticism.
Reuters
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We are reaching out to international manufacturers and labs, but this is obviously a major downside of globalization, "just in time" supply lines & neo-liberalism.
News.com.au
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Neo-liberalism has replaced neo-Redmondism, having dispensed with religion and respectability in the process.
The Irish Times