Unveiling Neoliberal Roots and Christian Right Alliances

This chapter explores the origins of neoliberalism through the lens of Wilhelm Rope Key, detailing his strategic positioning against communism and fascism to become a key neoliberal figure post-World War II. It delves into the erosion of social bonds by capitalism, the necessity of state intervention in shaping neoliberal subjects, and the use of patriarchal family and small businesses to establish neoliberal collectivity. The analysis also discusses the alignment of Christian democrats and far-right politics, showcasing the intricate dynamics of religious alliances in political movements.