Titlebook: COVID-19 and the Case Against Neoliberalism; The United Kingdom’s Mark Boyle,James Hickson,Katalin Ujhelyi Gomez Book 2022 The Author(s), u

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The Economics of Exhaustible Resourcesas a continuation of pre-existing trends towards the corrosion of democratic citizenship, with efforts to ‘depoliticise’ policymaking decisions, and cultivate ideal neoliberal subjects that express their interests first and foremost through market choices rather than political participation.

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Commodity Prices and Competitive Storagendirectly. Wealth and income inequalities—including and in particular growing inequalities and relative deprivation—are central progenitors of health inequalities, public distrust of government and the erosion of social capital and community cohesion—all of which have increased vulnerability, at lea

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A Brief Introduction to the Odyssey of (British) Neoliberalism,beral model and a historically exceptional pandemic event. However, before getting to COVID-19, we must take a step back and consider first the odyssey of market fundamentalism and the trajectory and travails of British neoliberalism. And, to do this, we must take a second step back and reflect crit

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,Neoliberalism, Freedom, and the UK’s Response to COVID-19,s (comparatively) hesitant and inadequate response to the pandemic. We argue that British neoliberalism’s central article of faith—the primacy of freedom as non-interference—has created a hostile environment to effective public health intervention and in consequence a flat-footed and reticent state

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Reticent and Hesitant: The Neoliberal State,nfrastructure to protect the public from unnecessary harm. In the neoliberal era, however, the idea that the state can be a positive and legitimate actor in the lives of citizens has been critically eroded. In this chapter, we will show how this neoliberal approach to thinking about the legitimate p

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Me, Myself, and I? The Neoliberal Citizen, pursue their interests. This normative assumption has consequences for the role, responsibility, and power of the citizen, and the model of democratic politics promoted by neoliberals; expecting citizens to accept more and more personal risk and responsibility, whilst simultaneously undermining the

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,Reclaiming Freedom: Placing Republican Thought in the Service of ‘build back better’, breaking point away from neoliberalism. We pre-emptively warn against a regenerated, post-pandemic neoliberalism (neoliberalism redux), offering instead a constructive neorepublican alternative that directly challenges dominant assumptions about the meaning of liberty, the potential of the state, t