Contradictory Outcomes of Economic Policies and the Shift Towards a Post-Neoliberal Order

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This chapter discusses the contradictory outcomes of economic policies, the disarticulation of capital accumulation, and the shift towards a post-neoliberal order accelerated by the pandemic. It also explores the management of a capitalist crisis, the influence of social insurgency, and the impact on social and psychic well-being.

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