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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Globalists
The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism
Book • 2018
In 'Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism,' Quinn Slobodian challenges the common perception that neoliberals aim to shrink government and abolish regulations.
Instead, he argues that neoliberalism emerged to redeploy government and regulatory frameworks at a global level to protect and expand capitalism.
The book follows a group of thinkers from the ashes of the Habsburg Empire to the formation of the World Trade Organization, highlighting their efforts to create supranational institutions that insulate global markets from national governments and democratic demands.
Slobodian's work provides a nuanced analysis of the 'Geneva School' of neoliberalism and its impact on global economic integration and democracy.
Instead, he argues that neoliberalism emerged to redeploy government and regulatory frameworks at a global level to protect and expand capitalism.
The book follows a group of thinkers from the ashes of the Habsburg Empire to the formation of the World Trade Organization, highlighting their efforts to create supranational institutions that insulate global markets from national governments and democratic demands.
Slobodian's work provides a nuanced analysis of the 'Geneva School' of neoliberalism and its impact on global economic integration and democracy.
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Mentioned by Doug Henwood as 
Quinn Slobodian 's book on neoliberalism, discussed in a previous episode.
Quinn Slobodian 's book on neoliberalism, discussed in a previous episode.
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Behind the News: DOGE-ism w/ Quinn Slobodian
Mentioned as context for Slobodian's work on neoliberalism and global governance.
Quinn Slobodian - The Neoliberal Roots of the Populist Right
Mentioned as the author's book discussing the origins and transformation of neoliberalism in global politics.
Doomscroll 15: Quinn Slobodian
Mentioned by Joshua Citarella when discussing neoliberalism and its impact on society.
Novara FM: How MAGA Went Mainstream w/ Joshua Citarella
Mentioned as a well-written book on the history of neoliberalism.
The End of Neoliberalism? (Ft. Benjamin Studebaker)
Mentioned by Henry Farrell as the author of "The Globalists", a book that examines the historical development of neoliberal institutions and their influence on global governance.
148 | Henry Farrell on Democracy as a Problem-Solving Mechanism
Mentioned by Dexter Fergie as a brilliant new book tracing neoliberalism from the Habsburg Empire to the 1990s debates about globalization.
Quinn Slobodian, “Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism” (Harvard UP, 2018)
Mentioned by Quinn Slobodian as a previous book connecting the end of empire with the birth of neoliberalism.
Quinn Slobodian as a previous book connecting the end of empire with the birth of neoliberalism.
Episode 474 - People vs. Neoliberalism : Race, Gold, IQ, & the Capitalism of the Far Right (w/ Quinn Slobodian)
Quinn mentions it as the prequel to his book 'Crack Up Capitalism', focusing on the 20th century's shift from empires to nations.
Quinn Slobodian and Philip J. Stern on Political Economy
Mentioned by 
Felix Salmon as a book about the rise of neoliberalism, preceding 'Crack-Up Capitalism'.
Felix Salmon as a book about the rise of neoliberalism, preceding 'Crack-Up Capitalism'.
Slate Money | Money Talks: Capitalism Extremists In the Trump 2.0 Era
Mentioned by Felix Salmon as a book about the rise of neoliberalism, tracing its origins from the Habsburg Empire to the World Trade Organization.
Felix Salmon as a book about the rise of neoliberalism, tracing its origins from the Habsburg Empire to the World Trade Organization.
Money Talks: Capitalism Extremists In the Trump 2.0 Era
Mentioned by Daniel Denver as one of Quinn Slobodian 's two books discussed in previous podcast episodes.
Quinn Slobodian 's two books discussed in previous podcast episodes.
Dig: MAGA 2.0 w/ Quinn Slobodian & Wendy Brown
