Ben Fink
Biographic Data
| ID | 6643940 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ben Fink |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ben |
| FAMILY NAME | Fink |
| SIGNATURE | BEN FINK |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 2 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 2 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Secular Communion in the Coalfields
Roadside Theater is a populist theatre company. Refusing liberal elitism, activist vanguardism, and the authoritarian pseudo-populism of Donald Trump, Roadside works in grassroots partnerships that cross racial, political, and rural-urban lines. Combining theatre production, community organizing, and economic development, this work creates the conditions for residents of the Appalachian coalfields and neighbors nationwide to confront exploitative…
How Neoliberalism Got Organized
Neoliberalism is not a catch-all term for the evils of capitalism. Nor is it a fantasy invented by leftists. It is a long-term, strategic organizing campaign—a kind of civil rights movement for corporations—conducted by a network of people and groups who openly called themselves “neoliberals” until they decided it would be more strategic to cover their tracks. While neoliberalism may now seem universal and even unstoppable, it began in the 1930s …
How Neoliberalism Got Organized
Neoliberalism is not a catch-all term for the evils of capitalism. Nor is it a fantasy invented by leftists. It is a long-term, strategic organizing campaign—a kind of civil rights movement for corporations—conducted by a network of people and groups who openly called themselves “neoliberals” until they decided it would be more strategic to cover their tracks. While neoliberalism may now seem universal and even unstoppable, it began in the 1930s …
How Neoliberalism Got Organized
Neoliberalism is not a catch-all term for the evils of capitalism. Nor is it a fantasy invented by leftists. It is a long-term, strategic organizing campaign—a kind of civil rights movement for corporations—conducted by a network of people and groups who openly called themselves “neoliberals” until they decided it would be more strategic to cover their tracks. While neoliberalism may now seem universal and even unstoppable, it began in the 1930s …
Secular Communion in the Coalfields
Roadside Theater is a populist theatre company. Refusing liberal elitism, activist vanguardism, and the authoritarian pseudo-populism of Donald Trump, Roadside works in grassroots partnerships that cross racial, political, and rural-urban lines. Combining theatre production, community organizing, and economic development, this work creates the conditions for residents of the Appalachian coalfields and neighbors nationwide to confront exploitative…
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